> >128 and 128D to be exact. I love the 128D, too bad Commodore waited so long
> >to finally get it right.
>
> I tend to use 'C-128' to refer to either of them, though the
> 128D is different in some respects. I don't believe there's much, if
> anything, that requires one over the other. I also like the 128D but
> have often wondered why they used such a hefty connector for the
> keyboard.
The 128D has 64K VDC VRAM, which some applications do need.
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Received on Sun Oct 28 2001 - 22:29:18 GMT