18 Mar
1997
18 Mar
'97
7:10 a.m.
I just had to forward this to the list because I almost fell
out of my chair laughing when I read it. BTW, Welcome to the
list Hans!
I don't know if I'am a collector, but I'm intrested in old micro
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My actual junk yard includes:
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Computers:
CBM 2001, CBM SK 8296D, CBM 3016, VC-20, C-64,
ITT MP-Experimerter, SC/MP II, EUROCOM I,
APPLE ][euro+, APPLE ///, Lisa 2, Basis 108,
Ohio Superboard II, TRS 80 Mod I Lv2 & Expansion,
Video-Genie, Olivetti M10,
IBM-PC, IBM-PC/XT Clone, SIRIUS 1, OSBORNE 1DQD,
ATARI 400, ATARI 800, ATARI 6700XL, ATARI 800XL,
ATARI ST 520+, ORIC 1, ORIC ATMOS, Amiga 2000,
Sinclair ZX80 & ZX81, Your Computer, MEMO TEST,
Laser 50, Laser 2000, Sinlair QL,
Yashica YC-64, Sony HiBit (both MSX I),
S100-Bus System, Eltec 80, SANYO MB 1000,
Sharp MZ80A, Sharp MZ80B, Sharp MZ80K,
SWTP, Motorola MEK6802D5, EXORterm (...),
ca. 15 additional 6800, 6802 & 6809 Boards,
ENTERPRISE 128, TA Alphatronic PC,
SIEMENS Mikroset 8080, SIEMENS 5521, SIEMENS PC 16-10,
*_SIEMENS PC-D_* (Best DOS computer ever build),
SIEMENS PC-MX (9780), SIEMENS PC-MX2,
several 486 Clone, Pentium.
Terminals:
TI Silent 700, TI Silent 709, Whisper Reader Mod 1951,
SIEMENS 97801 (green & white), SIEMENS 97801-2, SIEMENS 97808,
EECO D400, Heazeltine 1000.
Pocket Calculators:
Sharp PC 1211, PC 1241, PC 1250, PC 1251, PC 1261,
additional 14 non-Basic.
Video Games:
ATARI XL, ATARI Jaguar, ATARI Lynx, VCS 2600.
All but two in running condition.
mfg
Hans
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! Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut !
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18 Mar
18 Mar
7:31 a.m.
On Tue, 18 Mar 1997, Bill Whitson wrote:
I just had to forward this to the list because I
almost fell
out of my chair laughing when I read it. BTW, Welcome to the
list Hans!
Yes, welcome Hans! I hope I don't bother you too much if I comment on
something in the list that Bill forwarded. :)
Computers:
<extremely long list the likes of which I had never imagined, chopped>
Laser 50, Laser 2000, Sinlair QL,
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Now THESE machines interest me. Why? Because I am the proud owner of a
Laser 3000 from Video Technologies Ltd. Are the 50 and the 2000 from
the same company? The only other machines from them that I've heard of
are the VZ200 and the Laser 128 (I think they were?).
Now, the Laser 3000 is quite an interesting beast for what is supposed to
be an Apple compatible system. Do the Laser 50 and Laser 2000 have
custom hardware as well?
Do you have documentation for your Laser systems? I still haven't
managed to figure out all of the extended BASIC commands.
How about disk drives? I'm forced to use cassette because the disk drive
didn't get to me. Assuming the 2000 is similar to the 3000, can a
standard Apple disk drive be interface to the machine somehow?
All but two in running condition.
mfg
Hans
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! Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut !
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That's an extremely long and interesting list, Hans. I've never even
heard of quite a few of those machines, and I've never seen most of the
others.
There are a lot of very common (in Europe) European machines I'd like to
get my hands on, perhaps someone should set up an intercontinental
computer trade route. :)
Doug Spence
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