25 Nov
2008
25 Nov
'08
6:22 a.m.
Philip Pemberton wrote:
Alexander Schreiber wrote:
Hmm - had a brain fart. I typed exactly that last night, but then forgot to
hit send :-)
Tatung Einstein used CF2's too. I think there was another (relatively)
uncommon machine which used CF2's as standard, too, but the name's eluding me
right now.
There have been 3" floppies, IIRC used by
some (Amstrad?) eletronic
typewriters.
And the "Sinclair" (post-Amstrad buyout) Spectrum +3. Amstrad were
supposed to be releasing a floppy controller and drive for the +2A, but
IIRC it never materialised.
Possibly a good thing. ISTR there was a popular third-party drive for the +2
machines, but it was a standard 3.5" unit, not 3"...
cheers
Jules