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| − | '''Yeno''' was a French electronics company which existed during the 1980s and early 1990s. Little is currently known about them, aside from the fact they were given rights to distribute several video game consoles and comptuers (as well as other electronics equipment) in France. It is likely they specialised in chess computers. | + | {{stub}}'''Yeno''' was a French electronics company which existed during the 1980s and early 1990s. Little is currently known about them, aside from the fact they were given rights to distribute several video game consoles and comptuers (as well as other electronics equipment) in France. It is likely they specialised in chess computers. |
Yeno brought the [[SC-3000]] (and the SC-3000H upgrade) to France, favouring the MSX later in the decade. They were also brought several early LCD handhelds by [[Tiger Electronics]] to the region, including some based on [[Sega]] licenses. | Yeno brought the [[SC-3000]] (and the SC-3000H upgrade) to France, favouring the MSX later in the decade. They were also brought several early LCD handhelds by [[Tiger Electronics]] to the region, including some based on [[Sega]] licenses. | ||
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Yeno was a French electronics company which existed during the 1980s and early 1990s. Little is currently known about them, aside from the fact they were given rights to distribute several video game consoles and comptuers (as well as other electronics equipment) in France. It is likely they specialised in chess computers.
Yeno brought the SC-3000 (and the SC-3000H upgrade) to France, favouring the MSX later in the decade. They were also brought several early LCD handhelds by Tiger Electronics to the region, including some based on Sega licenses.
Yeno were bought by another French electronics company, Lexibook in 1997.