8 May
2005
8 May
'05
6:35 a.m.
On 5/8/05, Richard A. Cini <rcini at optonline.net> wrote:
Last night after some googling I came up with a //e
emulator and a
"Pocket Atari 2600". There's also a pocket C64, including a
"commercial"
one from Commodore. There are some others, like a pocket Sinclair.
There's also a commercial Pocket PC-XT ($40), and a port of the MAME
emulator.
I would really like to find a "pocket CP/M" machine.
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Subject: RE: ScottFree interpreter for Pocket PC
On Sat, 7 May 2005, Richard A. Cini wrote:
It depends on how big your pockets are, but this is a fun machine and
it runs BBC Basic and has a cp/m emulator. Not only that it's even on
topic.
http://www.ncus.org.uk/
Dan
Not the PocketPC itself (although Windows CE is
about 10 years old by
now), but classic emulators for it. I'm sure that there are a lot of
emulations you can do on PDA platforms. One that comes to mind is the
KIM-1, or maybe even a CP/M emulator if running the PDA in "landscape"
mode.
Heck, I have an Apple //e emulator on my Psion Series 5. It turns it
into a miniature Apple //e :)
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