21 May
2008
21 May
'08
7:24 p.m.
Alexandre Souza wrote:
Only if she has to bake it. :) [1]
A young spring chicken compared to
the people that started with the
valve computers
here.
Since I am in Canada I never found more about
them than when they
started to use
the 68008 rather than a Z80.
Umm what ever
happened to a cake with a girl popping out of it. :)
Hey, I have a girlfriend, I don't think she would be amused with
this cake :o) Happy birthday
anyhow.
Thanks a lot! 34 years and still ticking! ;oD PS: I never
knew any of the Sinclair computers used a floppy disk.
Cassette or stingy floppies come to mind, after the membrane keyboards.
OoOoOoh, you are missing something
You can find all kinds of disk interfaces for Speccys. 5 1/4, 31/2
and gasp, 3"!!! You also have stringy floppies like the microdrive and
the wafadrive. The spectrum +3 came from factory with a very nice 3"
drive.
Also, the +2 and +3 speccys (speccies?) have a very nice
professional keyboard. Take a look at google, you're going to be
surprised! :oD
Greetings from Brazil
Alexandre
Looking for a +2 or +3 (preferably)
Oh wait make that a girl in a pinata. :)