Sellam wrote:
> Nothing other than it was one of the very earliest of the homebrew kit
> computer companies, and they made fairly wacky stuff, like the Phideck and
> multiple processor systems.
Yep, so I have learned since posting that. I got my stuff from an
uncle, in late 1983 or so. He had a *very* ugly and badly assembled
kit (got it from a friend, I believe) and after fiddling with it for
a while, I decided I much more liked the AppleII (at school) and the
VIC-20 (at home) :)
> It's too bad you tossed your hardware :(
Yeah... when I moved, we suddenly bumped into that stuff, and since
the container was about full, we decided to not move (read: toss) it.
We all make our stupid mistakes at some point.. my other mistake was
to let go of my 11/10 (school dumped it *for* me, grrr) and my 11/40's
and 11/34's. grrgrr.
I'd kill for a working 11/10 *sniff*
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Received on Wed Oct 01 2003 - 05:35:32 BST