On the subject of whether the Research Machines 80186 based computer was called PC1 or Nimbus, I managed to dig out an old issue of Practical Computing (March 1985) where the machine is reviewed. It is actually called RM Nimbus, but is available in two models - PC1 and PC2. Thus, both parties were right. It features 3.5" floppy drives, an 8910 three-voice sound chip (Is this the same as the YM2149?) as well as an Oki digitised voice chip, and has dedicated graphics chips which are quite speedy. -- En ligne avec Thor 2.6. Menyn ?r inte lika sexig som telnet, det ?r h?rt men sant. Petri Oksanen #38 p? SUGA BBS