27 Apr
2008
27 Apr
'08
12:15 a.m.
Chuck Guzis wrote:
Yes, but this goes back to the question of "What
was this machine
intended for?". When one examines it in retrospect, and particularly
with a view toward the competition, it's pretty clear that it was
intended as a "home" computer for the kids to play educational games
on and the adults to balance checkbooks and perhaps write letters on.
I disagree somewhat, if only to present the evidence of the PCjr. Now
*that* was clearly meant as a home computer (cartridge slots, wireless
keyboard, small and light, built-in composite video).
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