All this talk recently, reminds me of the computer that I just had to
have... the B-128.
I always liked its' looks, and finally found one many moons ago, so I
bought it.
It turns out to be a really neat computer... too bad C= didn't promote
it. (I think that they must've had many new ideas at the time, and
weren't sure which ones to pursue.)
Anyway, I linked it to an 8050 floppy drive, and played with it for a
bit.
I soon grew tired of it (well, not really - just needed the space),
and sold it to a fella locally. He probably still has it in storage,
too.
I had invested much in this computer - getting the schematics for it,
and other documentation.
It was sort of a cross between a C-64 and PET80xx(?) seies computer.
Was real fast at 2-Mhz, and would run many of the C-64 programs
straight out - provided they didn't get too graphics intensive.
I used to do timings between the B-128 and my ol' C-64.
Ahhh... those were the days.
Regards,
James Jackson
Received on Mon Nov 20 2000 - 09:07:28 GMT
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