yes they have 3.5 fd and built power supply no brick needed. had other
improvesments as well. I got my for $10 at a flea market in St. louis when
I was there on vacation last year.
At 12:02 AM 3/1/98 GMT, you wrote:
On 1998-02-28 classiccmp(a)u.washington.edu said to
lisard(a)zetnet.co.uk
:apple //gs and a //c+ to complete my apple ][ collection,
mmm, a //gs... yes please here also. the thought of a 16-bit 6502 to
play with... :> (yep, even though we have a special affection for the
much maligned 286.)
as for a //c+ - were they the ones with the 3.5" disk instead of the
5.25"? we saw them in the states, one of the times we went over there
(arizona - little hack shop in tucson that had all kinds of old hardware
for frankly, silly prices; lots of pcjrs, which we'd also like one of,
since they never made it over here) and thought they were cute, but we
don't believe they ever crossed the atlantic. was the disk drive the
only difference, or were there others & what were they if so?
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