>I'm not surprised, either, since there were few people really archiving
>this stuff back then. I'm glad to at least have some of it, anyway.
Well it certainly could be worse....it's got to be quite a
task to have an archive like that, especially one that grows so much
each day. My earliest post is showing from 1995, about the time I
really started gathering these machines. I did find a post that I
had lost my copy of some time back, that provided some info I needed
on a set of pinouts though! BTW, here's a rather optimistic post,
cut and pasted direct from Google:
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From: blk_at_syteka.UUCP (Brian L. Kahn)
Newsgroups: net.games.frp
Subject: amiga-commodore merge
Message-ID: <475_at_syteka.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 16-Aug-84 20:45:25 EDT
Article-I.D.: syteka.475
Posted: Thu Aug 16 20:45:25 1984
Date-Received: Sun, 19-Aug-84 02:54:56 EDT
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Commodore is reportedly buying out amiga! Hoorah!
Amiga is an amazing machine. 68K, 128K of RAM, video chips that make
the c64 look like a VIC, sound chips, yow!
Rumor puts the price at $1000. This for a machine with the power
of a Macintosh with super graphics. I can't wait!
B<
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