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{{Infobox cabinet
{{Infobox cabinet
|name = SNK Neo 50
|name = SNK Neo 50
|kana =  
|kana = ネオ50
|romaji =  
|romaji = NEO50
|aka =  
|aka = Neo-Fifty Multi Video System Neo-Geo MVS Projecter
|image = Neo50.jpg
|image = Neo50.jpg
|type = Sitdown
|type = Sitdown
|year = 199x
|year = 1993
|depth =  
|depth = 2900
|width =  
|width = 1192
|height =  
|height = 1750
|wiring = [[MVS]]
|wiring = [[MVS]] (NEO-MVH MV2F)
|monitor_size = 50
|monitor_size = 50
|monitor_sync =  
|monitor_sync =  
|monitor_lcdres =  
|monitor_lcdres =  
|monitor_model =  
|monitor_model = projector
|rotatable = No
|rotatable = No
|rotate_mech =  
|rotate_mech =  
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|power = 330
|power = 330
}}
}}
Introduced in 1993 at AOU '93 in Japan, made by Daisho Shokai for SNK, the first '''Neo 50''' model branded solely '''SNK'''. It is a variant of Daisho Shokai's [[Daisho Shoukai New Tenga 50|'''''New Tenga 50''''']] cabinet with minor cosmetic changes.
SNK claimed easy maintenance & assembly, Hi-Fi quality speakers along with an ideal fromat for location testing of new arcade games as the cabinet supposedly mimicked ''cinematic realism'' with its 50" projector monitor which according to SNK's flyers was "''hard to believe it is a projector such the definition is high''".
Housing stock a NEO-MVH MV2F MVS pcb, it could only permit switching between 2 Neo Geo games.
The official promo material and cabinet graphics feature the following branding: "NEO 50 Neo-Fifty Multi Video System Neo-Geo MVS Neo-Geo MVS Projecter". ''Project'''e'''r'' is misspelled.
NB: Despite the similar "Neo 50" cabinet branding without mention of a "II" or being a second Neo 50 model, the [[SNK Neo 50 II]] was a completely redesigned cabinet  with a more minimalistic approach that appeared 2 years later in 1995.
==Gallery==
==Gallery==
<Gallery>
<Gallery>
Image:Neo 50 lofi flyer.jpg
Image:SNK Neo 50 early version flyer JP.jpg|SNK Neo 50 early version flyer
Image:Snk neo 50 b&w japanese advert.jpg
Image:Neo 50 cab (1993 japanese advert).jpg|late 1993 japanese advert
Image:Snk neo 50 b&w japanese advert.jpg|magazine advert
Image:Snk neo50.jpg
Image:Snk neo50.jpg
Image:Snk neo 50 aou'93.jpg|Fire Suplex aka 3 Count Bout tested on SNK Neo50 at AOU '93 Japan
Image:Snk neo 50 aou'93.jpg|Fire Suplex aka 3 Count Bout tested on SNK Neo50 at AOU '93 Japan
Image:Tenga 50 cabs (same as snk neo 50) at DAISHO SHOKAI booth , AOU 93.jpg|"Tenga 50" version of SNK's Neo 50 with alternate graphics, by DAISHO SHOKAI at their own booth (AOU 93)
Image:SNK neo 50 aou 93.jpg |AOU 93 Japan
Image:Tenga 50 cabs (same as snk neo 50) at DAISHO SHOKAI booth , AOU 93.jpg|SNK Neo 50 (behind) & "New Tenga 50" (front) version of the same cabs by DAISHO SHOUKAI at their own booth (AOU 93)
Image:NEO 50 demoed at 33rd AM Show 1995 Japan.jpg|updated and completely redesigned SNK Neo 50 ([[SNK Neo 50 II|NEO 50 II]]) demo at 33rd AM Show in Japan 1995
Image:Snk cab lineup neo 50.jpg
Image:Daisho Shokai SNK neo geo tenga (neo 50 prototype) jp ad 1992.jpg|[[Daisho Shoukai NeoGeo Tenga|hoodless 1992 ''NeoGeo Tenga'' by Daisho Shokai]], alternatively available with a "Neo 50" monitor unit header label, released after the 1991 ''[[Daisho Shoukai Tenga|Tenga]]''.
</Gallery>
</Gallery>


[[Category:SNK]]
[[Category:SNK]]

Latest revision as of 05:19, 28 April 2026

SNK Neo 50
Katakana ネオ50
Rōmaji NEO50
AKA Neo-Fifty Multi Video System Neo-Geo MVS Projecter
Type Sitdown
Released 1993
Dimensions 2900 x 1192 x 1750 mm
Wiring MVS (NEO-MVH MV2F)
Monitor 50 in (projector)
Rotatable No
Power 330 W

Introduced in 1993 at AOU '93 in Japan, made by Daisho Shokai for SNK, the first Neo 50 model branded solely SNK. It is a variant of Daisho Shokai's New Tenga 50 cabinet with minor cosmetic changes.

SNK claimed easy maintenance & assembly, Hi-Fi quality speakers along with an ideal fromat for location testing of new arcade games as the cabinet supposedly mimicked cinematic realism with its 50" projector monitor which according to SNK's flyers was "hard to believe it is a projector such the definition is high". Housing stock a NEO-MVH MV2F MVS pcb, it could only permit switching between 2 Neo Geo games.

The official promo material and cabinet graphics feature the following branding: "NEO 50 Neo-Fifty Multi Video System Neo-Geo MVS Neo-Geo MVS Projecter". Projecter is misspelled.

NB: Despite the similar "Neo 50" cabinet branding without mention of a "II" or being a second Neo 50 model, the SNK Neo 50 II was a completely redesigned cabinet with a more minimalistic approach that appeared 2 years later in 1995.

Gallery

  • SNK Neo 50 early version flyer
    SNK Neo 50 early version flyer
  • late 1993 japanese advert
    late 1993 japanese advert
  • magazine advert
    magazine advert
  • Fire Suplex aka 3 Count Bout tested on SNK Neo50 at AOU '93 Japan
    Fire Suplex aka 3 Count Bout tested on SNK Neo50 at AOU '93 Japan
  • AOU 93 Japan
    AOU 93 Japan
  • SNK Neo 50 (behind) & "New Tenga 50" (front) version of the same cabs by DAISHO SHOUKAI at their own booth (AOU 93)
    SNK Neo 50 (behind) & "New Tenga 50" (front) version of the same cabs by DAISHO SHOUKAI at their own booth (AOU 93)
  • updated and completely redesigned SNK Neo 50 (NEO 50 II) demo at 33rd AM Show in Japan 1995
    updated and completely redesigned SNK Neo 50 (NEO 50 II) demo at 33rd AM Show in Japan 1995
  • hoodless 1992 NeoGeo Tenga by Daisho Shokai, alternatively available with a "Neo 50" monitor unit header label, released after the 1991 Tenga.
    hoodless 1992 NeoGeo Tenga by Daisho Shokai, alternatively available with a "Neo 50" monitor unit header label, released after the 1991 Tenga.
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