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the computer was a computer and it run in basic and it was not atari or nintendo it was intended as a real computer not a console in about 82_83 i think
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ok then heres another a bit easier but if you under 30 youve probably never seen one (model please) just dont cheat and blow it up
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Commodore Vic 20
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dag nabit the pic was to big but fair is fair:tu:
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The one I have now is my 1st computer https://www.cableforum.co.uk/images/local/2005/10/9.gif
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my first computer was a ZX81 - bought in 1981 & upgraded with a wobbly ram pack. Then I had a Spectrum - that had all sorts hanging off it - 2 microdrives via 'Interface1' and 'Multiface' & 'Multiprint' units. My collection of 'Your Sinclair' & 'Crash' magazines had to go when the floor threatened to give way, but I still have the covermount cassettes, somewhere. I also used to spend hours 'poking' hex numbers into memory to make a crap 'manhattan' type game, or similar ;) - I never did 'Master Machine Code on Your ZX Spectrum' - but I bet I've still got the book ;)
My first pc was an Amstrad 2286, which came with a 10MB hard drive, 1MB memory, a 720KB floppy and Windows 2.0 - people who think Win98 is bad, should have tried that..:erm: |
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