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I
started with a Dragon 32 spending hours copying code out of a mag and
making
loads of mistakes......
Acorn
electron later with the PLUS pack, external floppy
My dad
then bought a top of the range, spending in excess of £1500, and from a
computer
show. An Olivetti 286 12.5Mhz, 1Mb Ram.
He
could of had either a 20Mb or 40Mb hard disk, but went for the 20Mb as the
guy
at the show said that "You'll NEVER fill
20Mb"!!!!!..............
I had an Oric-1 and then upgraded to the Oric
Atmos (still have it somewhere).
Andy
Who also has the 1st three portable computers
>from
le II
10Mhz 80286 both with 6" CGA Green Screens and the size of sewing
machines, Portable III with 10" LCD 10Mhz 80286)
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, January 24, 2002 1:15
PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] OT Historic
Computing WAS Home Highway, is it worth it?
come on admit it, who bought an
Oric
Prestel anyone ???
Mark - (rembering spending hours typing in pages
of
programs from magazines only to knock the 16k RAM
pack)
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