29 May
2010
29 May
'10
1:45 p.m.
Well, Dan chisarick from the software collector's mailing list just
posted something he was getting rid of:
Cardiovascular Fitness Lab (Apple ][)
Note: Comes with a proprietary Apple interface card
which connects
to a sensor that clips on your ear lobe. Interesting if you collect
odd
Apple titles.
Not sure if it was the same company or not.
On 5/28/2010 9:12 PM, Zane H. Healy wrote:
I just found an interesting sales pamphlet in some of
the stuff from the
January Commodore delivery. It was mixed in with a bunch of non-Computer
books that I also got, so I hadn't noticed it when I went through the
Commodore stuff from that load.
Has anyone heard of, or seen, a series of sensors, electrodes and
cartridges from an outfit called "Bodylog, Inc."? It looks like you
plugged the "Bodylink" into the cartridge slot, which had its own
cartridge slot, microprocessor, and I/O channels for various sensors and
electrodes. Pretty wild, I've never seen anything like this for a
Commodore Computer.
One of the most interesting things is a "Micromem Cartridge", a solid
state storage device for storing Bodylink BASIC programs.
Zane
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