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Originally Posted by JohnM
Life was much less complicated back in the CBM 64 days, eh? Mind you, even back then I was running a CBM 128, just to complicate things a bit. Anyone else here old enough to remember GEOS? I was so far into it that I didn't even look at a PC until Win 98 came out.
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In my storage place above my den where I store stuff I'll never use again I have the 1115 AppleII built. When purchased it came with 16 K of memory, the processor (6502) operated at a blazing .98 megahertz. it could generate 4 colors if you counted white and integer based Basic built in. There is fair chance that Waz put it together himself. I purchased it in 1977. I retired it around 1982 at that time I ran a Z80 co-processor in it (to run CPM) had bumped up the RAM to 128 K and had a 80 column video card and a full keyboard, the hard drive was a whopping 2 mega byte. and the monitor had been upgraded to a floating point basic.
Jim Nunn