[plug] What was your first computer?

[Mike]

Hey what about the Sprite, 8008 iirc ?

and the Pace-16 by National Semiconductor - 16 bit micro, 4 registers
single 40pin package. 10uS inst cycle time,

rgds

Mike
PS: Circa 1978


At 02:00 PM 18/10/2001 +0800, you wrote:
>	Where's 
>
>		Commodore 16
>		Dragon 32
>		Commodore +4
>		Anything 8086 based
>		Anything Amstrad
>		Anything that resembles a breadboard 
>		Commodore PET series
>		Coleco Adam (?) or Colecovision with keyboard
>		Anything Atari	
>
>	Does anyone else miss the days when computing didnt just involves
>boring, beige coloured clones?
>
>
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>	Subject:	Re: [plug] What was your first computer?
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>	On Thu, 18 Oct 2001 13:45, Travis Read wrote:
>	> You don't have the Mircobee in the list. I built a Microbee 64K
>with it's
>	> super fast Z80 Processor and a massive 64K of RAM!
>
>	There's about 400 I don't have on the list.  Include it in the
>comment 
>	section, please =)
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