27 Nov
2001
27 Nov
'01
2:12 p.m.
I'm wanting to buy a Tiger Learning Computer from anyone who may have one
they don't want. This was the kid computer released during Christmas of
1996 but only sold in limited numbers in the JC Penney 1996 Christmas
catalog. It was Apple ][ compatible--it basically had enhanced Apple //e
ROMs and used Flash ROM cards as an emulated Disk ][ drive. It had
Appleworks built-in. Very nifty.
I'm also open to trades. Any got one?
This is my biggest want currently.
:)
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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27 Nov
27 Nov
4:57 p.m.
Re:
I'm wanting to buy a Tiger Learning Computer from
anyone who may have one
they don't want. This was the kid computer released during Christmas of
1996 but only sold in limited numbers in the JC Penney 1996 Christmas
catalog. It was Apple ][ compatible--it basically had enhanced Apple //e
ROMs and used Flash ROM cards as an emulated Disk ][ drive. It had
Appleworks built-in. Very nifty.
I've been searching for one, too!
Any ideas on how to identify it? There appear to be a number of
toys called "Tiger Learning Computer", including one with a Barney theme :(
This is my biggest want currently.
Ditto, well, except for an Ampere laptop (APL) and a 5100 (with APL). :)
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Stan Sieler sieler(a)allegro.com
www.allegro.com/sieler/wanted/index.html www.sieler.com
28 Nov
28 Nov
4:21 a.m.
On Tue, 27 Nov 2001, Stan Sieler wrote:
I'm compiling a running want list that I'll be posting to the VCF website
soon. I'll probably make it a community thing so that anyone can post a
want list.
Sellam Ismail Vintage Computer Festival
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Any ideas on how to identify it? There appear to be a
number of toys
called "Tiger Learning Computer", including one with a Barney theme :(
The only one I've ever seen in person is Hans Franke's. I forgot what
markings are on it but I think it was the only machine called the Tiger
Learning Computer. Maybe Hans can provide some visual clues.
This is my
biggest want currently.
Ditto, well, except for an Ampere laptop (APL) and a 5100 (with APL).
:) 
4 Jan
4 Jan
3:02 a.m.
> Any ideas on how to identify it? There appear to
be a number of toys
> called "Tiger Learning Computer", including one with a Barney theme :(
The only one I've ever seen in person is Hans
Franke's. I forgot what
markings are on it but I think it was the only machine called the Tiger
Learning Computer. Maybe Hans can provide some visual clues.
The description at
http://applefritter.com/appleclones/tiger/
is altready quite good. As further distictions from other 'learning'
computers there are:
- no build in display
- sleak (compared to the rest almost adault) design.
- the cardridges are covered by a black plasic sheet
- some cardridges have an apple copyright
- of course the RAM Disk, says ProDOS, and one other says AppleWorks
- a black and white sticker reading 'Apple Technology' and bearing a b/w apple
icon
> > This is my biggest want currently.
I guess you just remembered mine and wanted to top by owning at least
a dozend :)
Gruss
H.
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28 Nov
28 Nov
5:10 a.m.
Any ideas on how to identify it? There appear to be a
number of
toys called "Tiger Learning Computer", including one with a Barney theme :(
It looks like this:
<http://applefritter.com/appleclones/tiger/front.gif>
Tom
Applefritter
www.applefritter.com
2:05 a.m.
These were also sold at Toys R (backward) Us here in MN, I remember seeing
them and thinking that they probably would not sell and I'd be able to pick
one up cheap,. Then I forgot and they were gone.
Francois
I'm wanting to buy a Tiger Learning Computer from
anyone who may have one
8 Dec
8 Dec
11:38 a.m.
I'm wanting to buy a Tiger Learning Computer from
anyone who may have one
they don't want. This was the kid computer released during Christmas of
1996 but only sold in limited numbers in the JC Penney 1996 Christmas
catalog. It was Apple ][ compatible--it basically had enhanced Apple //e
ROMs and used Flash ROM cards as an emulated Disk ][ drive. It had
Appleworks built-in. Very nifty.
Fry's had a couple of notebook looking things, except with very small, ie 5
lines x40 character displays called Learning Computers. Prices were $29 for
extremely cheesy, and $69 for moderately Cheesy. Maybe there is a
connection to the earlier machines?
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fauradon＠frontiernet.net -
foo＠siconic.com -
Hans.Franke＠mch20.sbs.de -
mikeford＠socal.rr.com -
owad＠applefritter.com -
sieler＠allegro.com -
vcf＠vintage.org