Rob,
> BBC mostly, though not in a "must have everything" sense. Just because I
> spent many years making a sort of living off them. I've got one of Acorn's
> original ARM development systems though (connects to the BBC) which I've
> had since they were hot off the press.
Is that the "ARM evaluation unit" (or labelled as something similar)? I've got
one of those *somewhere* but no docs / software for it. Think it had 4MB of
memory which was a reasonable amount in those days.
I've got a whole pile of other BBC and related stuff, but I've generally
forgotten what I have - your posting made me remember the ARM unit.
Funny how people don't remember the BBC systems that well - I suppose they were
generally quite expensive to have at home (compared to the Spectrums and C64
machines) and in a school environment people didn't get much of a chance to
really play about with them. They're certainly quite well designed machines...
cheers
Jules
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Received on Tue Jan 14 2003 - 03:41:00 GMT