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Wow, the Husky Hunter 16/80 really looks nice. Finally full CGA graphics in it's true glory (With that i mean "monochrome").
I assume this one also lacks PCMCIA or any other storge media?
Still for some CGA games a pretty cool machine. Looks like loads of fun.
Well, no changes in this, ,comparing to Husky 16. However, according to user's guide I have now, there were extra RAM modules available, and an interesting option as well - ability to burn an EPROM chip, which would work as internal ROM drive, with custom applications. No specifications or size of this EPROM chip are mentioned, unfortunately...
At least about 1,3MB free means a lot of DOS games, which can be run on it, though it means lot of copy and erase as well.