18 Nov
1998
18 Nov
'98
11:20 a.m.
In particular I was reviewing my MICRO magazines
(that
deal with the KIM, PET, and various 6502 systems).
Coincidence - I just did the same - I took the years 1978
to 1981 with me on a busines trip to have something to
read ... I hate this evenings in dump hotels ind small
cities (like Paderborn) where they close everything at
sundown.
I noticed that the latest copy I have is issue #18. I
was
wondering if anyone knew if there were issues beyond
this or if the name of the magazine changed into something
else and I'm just not making the connection?
No, they continued, but the quality improved (at least
they took more expensive paper).
By the way, in the range of issues #1-18, I am missing
issues #15 & #16. I do however have duplicates of some
of the other issues. If anyone has duplicates of those two
issues, in good shape, and you're interested in trading,
one-for-one, let me know which issues you need and I'll
see if that's one of the ones that I have duplicates of.
I will have a look, but this might take some times, since
the duplicates are stored at another place.
Servus
hans
--
Ich denke, also bin ich, also gut
HRK
18 Nov
18 Nov
5:01 p.m.
Hans Franke wrote:
Coincidence - I just did the same - I took the years
1978
to 1981 with me on a busines trip to have something to
read ... I hate this evenings in dump hotels ind small
cities (like Paderborn) where they close everything at
sundown.
So how was the Heinz Nixdorf Museum?
Regards
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19 Nov
19 Nov
5:55 a.m.
New subject: Nixdorf was Re: MICRO magazine (6502 related), who knows?
Hey, speaking of Nixdorf. I have a Nixdorf LK-3000 "computer". It looks
more like a calculator. Does anyone know anything about these? It has an
"Information Module" in it about the Summer Olympics.
Joe
At 05:01 AM 11/19/98 +0100, you wrote:
Hans Franke wrote:
So how was the Heinz Nixdorf Museum?
5:23 a.m.
New subject: Nixdorf was Re: MICRO magazine (6502 related), who knows?
On Thu, 19 Nov 1998, Joe wrote:
Hey, speaking of Nixdorf. I have a Nixdorf LK-3000
"computer". It looks
more like a calculator. Does anyone know anything about these? It has an
"Information Module" in it about the Summer Olympics.
Joe
Cool! Another one! I have an LK-3000, with the Appointment Book
module and a Word-translation Module (German-English,
Spanish-English) and the instructions, etc... still works nicely. I
tried Nixdorf's site, but of course, the little LK is paleolithic
now....
It's on my website: www.lightsound.org in the Geriosiliconics
section. (Along with all the other lonely stuff in my collection)
Anyone have any amplifying data on these? Herr Franke perhaps?
Cheers
John
8:31 a.m.
New subject: Nixdorf was Re: MICRO magazine (6502 related), who knows?
At 08:23 AM 11/19/98 -0800, you wrote:
Cool! Another one! I have an LK-3000, with the
Appointment Book
module and a Word-translation Module (German-English,
Spanish-English) and the instructions, etc... still works nicely. I
tried Nixdorf's site, but of course, the little LK is paleolithic
now....
It's on my website: www.lightsound.org in the Geriosiliconics
section. (Along with all the other lonely stuff in my collection)
Hey, neat website. Why the hell is that Altair a rack mount?! What's
the chance of getting a copy of the instructions for the Nixdorf? I used
to have the instructions for the Olympics module but I mis-placed them
years ago.
Joe
9 a.m.
New subject: Nixdorf was Re: MICRO magazine (6502 related), who knows?
John Lawson wrote:
You could always go to the source, the HNF museum in Paderborn:
on the web at <http://www.hnf.de>
Regards
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Hans B Pufal Comprehensive Computer Catalogue
<mailto:hansp@digiweb.com> <http://digiweb.com/~hansp/ccc>
Hey,
speaking of Nixdorf. I have a Nixdorf LK-3000 "computer". It looks
more like a calculator. Does anyone know anything about these? It has an
"Information Module" in it about the Summer Olympics.
Joe
Cool! Another one! I have an LK-3000, with the Appointment Book
module and a Word-translation Module (German-English,
Spanish-English) and the instructions, etc... still works nicely. I
tried Nixdorf's site, but of course, the little LK is paleolithic
now....
It's on my website: www.lightsound.org in the Geriosiliconics
section. (Along with all the other lonely stuff in my collection)
Anyone have any amplifying data on these? Herr Franke perhaps? 
6:22 a.m.
New subject: Nixdorf was Re: MICRO magazine (6502 related), who knows?
Hey,
I picked up one of these Nixdorfs myself a few weeks ago, with
the calculator module and one other business-related module. Poking
inside, it appears to me that there actually aren't any brains inside
the unit itself - it looks like just keyboard & display driver
stuff, and that the brains are in the plug-in modules. Sounds
costly. Anybody else find a micro inside one of those things?
Anybody know of any on-line docs available for the Nixdorf?
Alex
Calculator History & Technology Archive Web Page
http://aknight.home.mindspring.com/calc.htm
At 10:55 AM 11/19/98, Joe Rigdon wrote:
Hey, speaking of Nixdorf. I have a Nixdorf LK-3000
"computer". It looks
more like a calculator. Does anyone know anything about these? It has an
"Information Module" in it about the Summer Olympics.
Joe
At 05:01 AM 11/19/98 +0100, you wrote:
Hans Franke wrote:
So how was the Heinz Nixdorf Museum?
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