Casio AI-1000 info...

I'm afraid mine isn't for the throwing away just yet, but I'll stand in line for the info - any info - if people have it! I got the machine a few years ago when a friend of a friend emigrated to the US and left his classic computer collection behind. (In fact I got most of the collection, because I was the only one in that circle who could afford the storage space. But I digress...) It programs in LISP. It has a japanese text editor in which you type phonetics on the QWERTY keyboard and it generates appropriate syllable characters from one of the Japanese writing systems. I never discovered how to edit a LISP program, so correcting mistakes was rather frustrating... I bought a book on microcomputer LISPs, and the programming examples worked, but it used none of the editing methods in the machine-specific appendices. A word of warning. This machine is not fast. Even a quite simple LISP program can take a while to run. Philip.