Quick survey on equipment

David, On 4/18/07, David Betz <dbetz at xlisper.com> wrote: I don't think they're actually quantified anywhere as being different, but: One of my PX-8s "supports Y2K" (It allows 2007 entered as the year on initialization), the other does not. One (the one that supports Y2K) doesn't work with the multiwedge (64k/modem/ROM capsules), the "newer one" does. Both work with the 120k RAM wedge. The "look and feel" of the initialization routines between the two differ greatly. The "newer one" feels more polished, and has better bounds checking and editing with a slightly more descriptive interface. The older one is very bare, but functional. Other than that, the units are nearly identical on the inside, and both run the same software, either in capsule or downloaded form. Externally, the older unit says "Epson PX-8" on the LCD bezel. The newer one says "Epson Geneva". The older one was a gift from a dear friend, many years ago. The newer one was a trade between a local individual and myself, and had the DAK utilities ROM along with a lot more. (My older one only had WordStar and the first Utility ROM).. I can dig out my Genevas and post their initialization screens, if you like. Josef PS: Does anyone know where I can get those lovely little ROM carriers used as the ROM capsule carriers in the Geneva (and probably the TRS-80 Model 100?) I still have the software to make Geneva ROM images, and a ROM burner, but without a carrier, it's slightly pointless.