12 Aug
2005
12 Aug
'05
6:27 p.m.
On Sat, 13 Aug 2005, Tony Duell wrote:
You mean the speech boards are more common? I am suprised :-)
No, but I don't imagine a whole lot of these boards were sold, or if they
were they just aren't out there. I've gone through a lot of scrapped
Apple ]['s and have found many stashes of Apple ][ boards and have never
once come across one. The one I had was, I think, one that I got when I
bought my first Apple ][+ back in 1984.
Me too.
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2 off Communication Board. These aapear to the board
Sellam was
mentioning. 6850 + TTL + P2 PROM + 8304.
Somewhat rare. At least they were hard to come by when I was looking for Most likely.
Heuristics made speech recognition stuff in the late 1970s
and early 1980s. I have a Heuristics speech recognition board (large,
mounted in a hard-shell portable carrying case) with a serial port so it
can be interfaced to any computer with an RS232 port. Circa early 1980s.
Yes, I think I have one of their S100 boards somewhere, but it would take
some finding....