Time for a little Sinclair news from the West Coast. I attended the 5th
Vintage Computer Festival, held at Moffet Field, CA (in the heart of
Silicon Valley). I exhibited my Sinclair collection (ZX80, ZX81, T/S 1000,
T/S 1500, T/S 2068, Spectrum, Sprectrum+, QL, and Z88). I had a display
You'll probably get loads of people telling you this but Sintech can
supply both of these. The URL is www.sintech-shop.de
The hard microdrive connectors are 3 Euro each (I bought one myself
recently) not sure about the flexible ones though.
On Mon, 2002-10-28 at 11:12, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi all,
I've read this thread about names clashes in toolkits etc. with quite
some interest.
It would seem to me that, at least for the time being, the path of
least resistance would rather be to make sure that names just
don't clash, rather than try to devise various -very ingenious-
schemes
Personally, I'm very happy for being able to use QLAY nowadays, but we perhaps must
think about not repeating the history. If QLAY, uQLx,
QPC or other emulators are what we want to conserve for the future... well, but an
independent operating system of the propietary hardware
would be, in
Hi all,
in about a week or so the new NESQLUG website will be on:
www.dokos-gr.net/~nesqlug and for NESQLUG matters the director's (Al Boehm)
email will be [EMAIL PROTECTED] (You may want to check with Al's
regular address before you start sending him email to the new address however).
We are
On Fri, 25 Oct 2002, ZN wrote:
Well, the part that I disagreed on was 'on board'. It is a big decision and
has to do with what you decide is going to be 'the board'. If the expansion
needs to be very fast and/or flexible, it is a great problem to design it.
But something very simple, a
Ian wrote:
Rewriting SMSQ in C and then, like Linux, porting it to run on various
hardware platforms starting with Intel based?
Yes, that's the idea. Or maybe port an emulator for use that hardware :)
The idea has been discussed here before.
(i'm new members of this list)
But what would
Hi Dave,
we're talking about
technology/engineering departments, where robotics, data
acquisition/control practical work is done...
sorry - I did indeed get the wrong end of the stick. I thought you meant for
general use in IT departments.
Cheers,
Norman.
On 28/10/02 at 18:30 Dave P wrote:
Maybe I wasn't clear... :o)
...
If we had a really compact embedded board with serial/IR keyboard/
programming in BASIC (a bit like a super BASIC STAMP module, but
more powerful ;) it could sell by the bucketload.
PRECISELY
This is THE market for
In a message dated 28/10/02 12:57:03 GMT Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You'll probably get loads of people telling you this but Sintech can
supply both of these. The URL is www.sintech-shop.de
The hard microdrive connectors are 3 Euro each (I bought one myself
recently) not sure
??? 28/10/2002 3:04:14 ??, ?/? Dilwyn Jones [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:
I'm looking for a program which would do (ideally) two functions for
me:
Convert mode 33 to mode 32 GD2 graphics
Convert mode 32 and 33 screens or PIC files to Windows graphics files
like BMP or GIF or JPG or whatever.
I'm
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED], Timothy
Swenson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
One of the organizers is from the former East Germany and organizes VCF
Europe in Germany. The next VCF Europe should be this Spring. He even
asked me about getting some Sinclair folks (like the Q60 developers) to
come
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 at 21:54:36, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
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In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Dave P [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Norman Dunbar wrote:
I suspect you'll find that scholls nowadays are all 'mainstream' in that
they have a pile of PCs running
??? 28/10/2002 6:29:33 ??, ?/? Tony Firshman [EMAIL PROTECTED] ??:
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002 at 21:54:36, Malcolm Cadman wrote:
(ref: [EMAIL PROTECTED])
In article [EMAIL PROTECTED],
Dave P [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes
On Mon, 28 Oct 2002, Norman Dunbar wrote:
I suspect you'll find that scholls
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