>>So, I'm back from my short (2wks) vacation in Estonia.
>>And I have a new Baby: A Juku. Thats an estonian
>>Z-80 Home computer from 1990 (ok, less than 10 Years,
>>but it fitts well here :). And in fact it is a SU computer,
>>since estonia was still part of the SSSR at this time.
>>Anything beside CPU and PIO ist still discrete TTL. The
>>caracterset is a 8 bit code with ASCII in the lower 128
>>chars and cyrillic and special symbols in the upper 128.
>>CUTE! I also aquired a dual FD and a _mouse_. But I miss
>>the DOS. The previous owner tried to use all Disks in a
>>PC :(((( THere are also no Manuals. So, if anybody knows
>>any additional source of information, pleas give me a
>>hint.
> As usual, I am willing to decode any cyrillic for you.
Oh, decoding cyrillic istn't a real problem - it just
consumes a lot of processing time for my biodynamic
interpreter :)
> No, I haven't heard anything about this, but what does
> this thing look like? Commodoreish?
Hmm - a bit - think of a Dragon after kissed by a steam
roller. It's a 4 MHz Z80A clone with 16 KB dyn mem (max
64 kb), 6 kb video mem (afaI can guess) and integrated
FD controller.
Gruss
H.
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Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
Received on Mon Aug 24 1998 - 12:25:01 BST