I saw that. IIRC one was a HP 150. I THINK there was also an Apple II in it.
FWIW I watched a movie a couple of nights ago and spotted a Apple II
with two disk drives sitting up in a cupbaord in one of the scenes. I don't
remember the name of the movie but it was made in Canada and was about the
Armenian genocide. The surprising thing was the the movie is only a couple
of years old but there was a 20 year old Apple II in it and it was sitting
where no one could possible use it. The monitor was on the shelf under the
CPU. You have to wonder about some of the people that design these movie sets.
Joe
At 11:27 PM 8/5/04 -0400, you wrote:
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>It has a tech duct taping a bunch of old machines to keep them running
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>Looking for: PICMG, Nabu CP/M disks
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>Open Source Weekend http://www.osw.ca
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