8 Apr
1998
8 Apr
'98
12:23 p.m.
I am afraid
most of it is based (obviously) on British and
European computers.
Why 'obviously'? I'm also a UK collector, but I think I've
got more US
machines than UK/european ones. In fact, when you move towards bigger
iron (minis/workstations/mainframes) you almost certainly end
up with mainly
US machines.
8 Apr
8 Apr
1:24 p.m.
Jack Peacock wrote:
I learn something new almost every day on this
list...Today I learned
that computers were actually made in Europe and not just in the U.S.
Now if someone would just explain why anyone would want to collect a
euro-computer?
And of course the bulk of many of these are Asian made or made in Europe or
America of Asian parts! I know I have to get back into antique radio repair
most times to see items stamped "Made in USA". Many of these items are
pre-1960 as well.
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6:54 p.m.
Very funny!
enrico
Jack Peacock wrote:
I learn something new almost every day on this list...Today I learned
that computers were actually made in Europe and not just in the U.S.
Now if someone would just explain why anyone would want to collect a
euro-computer?
Jack "tongue planted firmly in his US-centric cheek" Peacock
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I am
afraid most of it is based (obviously) on British and
European computers.
Why 'obviously'? I'm also a UK collector, but I think I've
got more US
machines than UK/european ones. In fact, when you move towards bigger
iron (minis/workstations/mainframes) you almost certainly end
up with mainly
US machines.
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