NorthStar Advantage Question - test-drb@ccmp.vtda.org

21 Feb 1998

So many Z-80 CP/M machines... were they compatible, to a reasonable
extent? (I heard that MS had some standard in Japan for the purpose
called MSX. More info on that?)
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 Subject: Re: NorthStar Advantage Question

Joe wrote:

 At 07:05 PM 2/20/98 -0500, you wrote:
 I just bought a Northstar Advantage.  
   Ok  what's a NorthStar Advantade? 

They started as Kentucky Fried Computers and were later forced to 
change their name to North Star Computers....according to Stan
Veit.  The Advantage was a 64k Z80A running at 4MHz.  It had two
built-in floppy drives...ran CP/M.  Late 70's I believe.

Win

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Win Heagy
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