----- Original Message -----
From: "nev young" <pasiphae1...@yahoo.co.uk>
To: <sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no>
Sent: Friday, June 18, 2010 7:32 PM
Subject: Re: possibly a useful Z80 resource
Hi Nev,
though they don't seem to have heard of the SAM :-(
Ian
Hiya Ian,
Long time no see. How ya doin?
I was up in the attic yesterday searching for (something irrelevant that I
never found) and went through my many crates of Sam Coupe stuff.
Was amazed by what I have.
For example;
new unopened keyboards.
complete boxed Sams.
power supplies.
atoms.
IDE interfaces.
disk drives.
hundreds of bare pcbs for the sam clock that never was.
manuals for all sorts of sam stuff.
a dozen or so speccys.
disciples and plusd.
I even found a box with my old SD Software show stock in.
Some day I may lose the nostalgia and let some of it go.
--
nev
Hi Nev,
should really contact you off of the group but that said the group is a
great place to at least know that most of the old crowd are still around.
I'm now enjoying a quiet life as a pensioner, or not so quiet as we have a
grandson :-) and I'm learning to fly.
Know what you mean about the nostalgia, I'm sure my loft doesn't have as
many Sam bits in it as yours but still a fair amount of bits and pieces
including a couple of Sams, it was still the most fun computer I have ever
owned and so don't think I want to sell them any time soon, even though I
tend to use the emulator these days but like you a couple of Speccys and
+D's under the dust there too. The Z80 sighhhh still my favourite processor
for assembler programming.
Ian
