16 Oct
2000
16 Oct
'00
2:07 a.m.
Finally! That kind of housing style that looks just
right at home
with 1990's stuff. I don't get it that C= didn't apply that styling
and "compactness" to their other machines and use color monitor and
more modern guts. C= in late times before got bagged by chapter 11
was building very unstylish blocky machines and large as well, theirs
looked alike to any clones machines at that time.
Looks like they took a C64 or doubled up C128 version stuffed
into that thing? When I was in high school, I see plus/4, c64's by
brunch all in all kinds of problems and dud psu bricks in junk piles
in electronics class room. That's years ago.
Not even close :-) This was one of the CBM-IIs and they are quite uncommon
in the US.
http://www.retrobits.com/ckb/secret/b128.html
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