Misc.

Sam Ismail wrote: > Well, I was joking, referring to your statement "trade some of the > duplicates for computers I don't have". > ^^^^^^^^^^^^ > Unless you're talking about homebrews and obscure prototypes that barely > made it past the implementation phase, you'll be hard pressed to sqeeze a > system out of anyone that you don't have! :) Ah so, that one went right over my head, sorry about that one :). As far as systems I don't have, there are a LOT I am still looking for. To name just a few, the Aim 64, Kim, SWTP 6800 computer, Acorns (I am not familar with them,) and quite a few others with the main interest in the 70's computers. I am really impressed with "The Big List of Classic Computers" and it has made me much more aware of how small the collection really is compared to what was produced.