Nice fotosession.
Who is the owner of these russian Yamaha MSX1 and MSX2 machines I saw in the following files ?
Both of them have network module that looks similar, but you cannot transfer data between them because they are very different - the only similarity is casing and plugs.
msxparty1/MVC-027F.JPG
msxparty1/MVC-028F.JPG
I can't remember his name. He is not originally from Finland, speaks English and works for F-Secure. Saku/Stt would probably know. He also had a cable that enabled him to load MSX programs from a portable CD-player through the cassette port. The cable is on the net somewhere, but can't remember the address. 
He said that he still didn't have the Russian teachers machine that controls the whole network.
The Bingo MSX is really something that comes along once in a lifetime. I will probably never sell or trade it away.
The Bingo program is a VERY shitty basic program with a few parts written in machine code. Lots of completely useless lines and garbage code that doesn't do anything. When we saw the code we tried to think that on what kind of medication the programmer was on when he wrote this. We dumped the ROM, but couldn't get it working properly. We realized that there is some special hardware, maybe S-RAM, inside the module and so the program will only run partially from the dumped ROM. We don't really know what this special hardware is as opening the module would require some heavy violence and nobody wants to do that when there is only one known to excist.
There will be a full article with text and pictures+the ROM on www.pelikonepeijoonit.net later, i will let you know when it's done.
The page has been done, that was fast! 
http://www.pelikonepeijoonit.net/articles/bingomsx.html
There ROM is not available there yet, don't know if it will be. It's pretty useless anyway as it won't run properly or at all.
Well, we'll wait ... but it should be funny to emulate this rare thing !