16 Dec
2001
16 Dec
'01
7:37 a.m.
Yes it's gray and the package says the following: "Connects the Atari
8-bit computer to Industry Standard Centronic's Parallel Printers. ICD's
State-of-The-Art Interface Electronics Built into Cable End (including a
custom, single chip microcomputer). Requires No separate power source."
Not a bad deal for $2.95, will have test it later.
----- Original Message -----
From: <UberTechnoid(a)home.com>
To: <classiccmp(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Sunday, December 16, 2001 1:05 AM
Subject: Re: My Last Day Of Finds in MN
2.
I suspect that what you have in your bag is an ICD
P:R:Connection
which is
a two port serial, one port paralell interface. Is it
square and grey
in
color with an ICD P:R:Connection moniker printed
thereon? Might by
itself
be worth $50.00 to an Atari Enthusiast.
Else it might just be a cable. If so, that same cable works with the
Atari 850 interface for the same purpose.
Regards,
Jeff
In <001e01c185d7$f6a5ac00$e9711fd1@default>, on 12/15/01
at 08:18 PM, "John R. Keys Jr." <jrkeys(a)concentric.net> said:
>I spent most of today checking out most of my favorite places and
found
>few goodies to take back to Texas. A lot of it is
too new to list
here
>but at the low prices I could not pass the items
up. I picked a April
>1985 issue of COMPUTE! with pictures and a article on a Commodore
LCD
>called a second-generation lap portable with 80 x
16 flip-up display,
32K
>RAM, internal modem, and eight built-in programs
for under $600. Has
>anyone every seen one in real life or better yet does anyone own one?
It
>looks pretty cool in the photo shown in the mag.
Some of the other
items
are listed
below.
>1. ICD printer connector cable for Atari 850 new in unopened package >Tandy cat#26-1398 6' RS232C cable new unopened
package
>3. Commodore Model 1351 mouse
>4. Several Sega Master System cartridges
>5. Compute! March 1985 issue some good stuff in it also.
>6. Several mousepads for the collection
>7. A RAD robot
>8. A nice book called Understanding Computers by Grace Murray Hopper
9.
>Some Apple and Toshiba technical manuals
>10. Tele-games Video Arcade (Sears) with 2- controllers and 2-
paddles,
>also came with 3 cartridges
>11. A NeXT keyboard (pn 2122) and mouse (pn 193), the mouse was a
style I
had not seen
before.
Well that's all I can list as the others are not classic yet. Keep
Computing
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