List of collectable computers

[CP/M User]

Re: daList

Re: daList

"barryp" wrote in message:

>>> I don't see the TI CC-40 on the list either.

>> Or the TI-99/4. It's simular (in appearance)
>> to the TI-99/4A listed there, but it isn't a
>> 16bit computer.

> No, the TI-99/4 (without the A) certainly is a
> 16-bit computer, both use a TMS9900NL.
> There's some software that won't run on one
> or the other but that's ~1%. the /4 and /4A
> should be lumped together for general
> purposes.

Oh okay, someone or something gave me the
impression that it was an 8bitter!

I was just wonderning if the /4 came out in
1979? And the /4A in 1981?

Cheers.

 

[Dwight Elvey]

Hi
Here are a couple more:

Olivetti M20 ( sometimes called L1 ) had a Z8001 processor
Canon Cat Design by Jef Raskin
Nicolet 1080 20bit with core, just real rare ( I only know of 4 in the world )
The BASIC for this one had matrix functions.

I've got these. I also have a Jupiter Ace, as mentioned before.

Another odd one is a SYM-1 with a KTM-2 keyboard/video terminal and
a FDC-1 floppy interface board. I've not seen any KTM-2's or the floppy
interface on ebay.
Dwight