29 Apr
1999
29 Apr
'99
7:54 a.m.
"Hans Franke" <Hans.Franke(a)mch20.sbs.de> wrote:
The SYM is a real neat board, also a supered KIM with _huge_
memory (4K!) a _big_ keyboard, a huge OS and even on board
video...
And for the SYM-2 thing - I have only seen once in my life:
in a shop around 1979, offered at mucho Marko :(
Gruss
H.
Hi Guss
I have two SYM-1's and one SYM-2. I still would like to
have a KIM-1. There was a BASIC ROM for the SYM's and a
disk interface board as well. I also have two of the
video/keyboard setups, from Synertec, as well but I've
never tried them.
The SYM's also supported two rate speeds for the cassette
interface. They could read Byte format and a faster format
that they had.
If any one out there has the BASIC ROM's for these I'd
like to get a copy. Also, if anyone has the ROM for
the disk interface, I'm looking for that as well.
I can't understand why anyone would expect too high
a price for these, though. Although not common, many
were just tossed out.
Dwight