> Re: 2650 S100 machine
> I obtained this machine from it's designer, and it is definitely NOT a joke!
> The particular 2650 processor card in this machine was a prototype for a
> card which was published in an electronics magazine here. I have quite a
> few software tapes (yes, cassette tapes, as this ran CP/M from a cassette
> (AFAIK)) and can confirm that it was running CP/M via an 8080 emulator
> written in 2650.
> Machine looks great, and if there's any requests, I'll improve the pictures
> and do close-ups. Totally homebrew in that every single card was made by
> the owner - no commercial stuff at all. Heck, the power supply is even
> homebrew :)
Request.
I would also like to see schematics of the CPU board.
Gruss
hans
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Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
Received on Thu Dec 10 1998 - 08:18:58 GMT