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Asder PC-95

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The Asder PC-95 is an NES clone on a keyboard released in 1995 by NTDEC.

Not much about it is known, but arabic and polish versions have surfaced on the internet. There are undumped korean, english, italian and portuguese versions that are known to exist.


The brazilian portuguese version was sold in Brazil as the "Magic Computer" by Dynacom in early 1990s, with the same softwares. Since the ASDER logo still appears in the screen, Dynacom put in the manual that 'ASDER' was an acronym for 'Aplicativos Simplificados Dirigidos à Educação e ao Raciocínio', which means 'Simplified Apps for Education and Logic'. It is unknown if Dynacom had the rights to use the software.

ASDER_PC-95_(16in1)_in_Arabic_-_NES_Rom

ASDER PC-95 (16in1) in Arabic - NES Rom

Arabic version

ASDER_PC-95

ASDER PC-95

Polish version

Little_Com_2_(리틀컴_2,_Asder_PC-95)_Unboxing!

Little Com 2 (리틀컴 2, Asder PC-95) Unboxing!

Korean version

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