At 11:25 AM 5/18/98 -0700, you wrote:
>On Mon, 18 May 1998, Desie Hay wrote:
>
>> this is getting abit of track here but nobody seems to mind:
>> well im in australia and ive got some mechines that i bet you guys have
>> never heard of:
>>
>> Dick Smith System 80
>> (TRS-80 model 1 clone)
Well if you like that kind of stuff, there's a LNW 80 for sale in a
surplus store here (Skycraft, in Orlando, Florida) for $25. It's another
TRS clone but it's supposed to have the interfaces and extra memory
built-in. Comes complete with a couple of manuals. I know very little
about the TRS stuff and nothing about this clone so if you have questions
post them to the list and see if someone else can answer them.
Joe
>
>Sure we've heard of this. You Aussie blokes have been talking about the
>Dick Smith systems for a while now.
>
>> UNIVAC
>> (CPM box, looks like a terminal)
>
>Believe it or not I have heard of this. I think some other feller from
>down under mentioned it at some point.
>
>> OSI C4P
>> (looks like a SOL termianl computer, dont know anything else about it?
>> anybody else know anything about it??)
>
>Ohio Scientific Challengers are no secret.
>
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Received on Mon May 18 1998 - 14:31:06 BST