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On Sun, 9 May 1999, Jonathan Hall wrote:
> Yes, you're right... The Commodore 128 was NOT a Z80.It uses the
No, but there was a Spectrum 128k (as well as +, +2 and +3 versions with
built in tape/floppy drives), and Amstrad 128s as well I believe. Don't
know how the memory adressing works, but I ould have a look inside one
(we've got a Spectrum 128 under the telly).
- - Aidan
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http://www.skinner.demon.co.uk
Real men whistle ed commands at 300 baud into a can.
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