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Cool, thanks,
I just hope the battery hasn't exploded. It will be a heck of a lot harder to replace the motherboard on this, then an Amiga. I thought I would have to find a replacement graphics card, to put a color monitor on it, but from what I can find on the PC-10-1, the Video has 4 modes, supporting a color monitor. I also want to get an 8087 co-processor for it.
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Originally Posted by Zetr0
PC10 series had 80xx CPU, IIRC the PC50 (or PC60) had 386 CPU...
as for networking on DOS 2.11 heh ... heh...
chris
The PC-10 can run all MS-DOS versions up to 4.01 (all that came in 360kb 5.25" floppy disk). The version built in is MS-DOS 3.20, not 2.11.Quote:
Originally Posted by quarkx
Link for more information.:) (Link have more links to original floppy for this particular unit with special commands: another mod feel free to remove the link if copyright is infringed)
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Can someone do another post? I'm waiting to upload some pictures of my A500!
the auction stated dos 2.11 disks are included, but I have all versions of DOS up to 6.2 here somewhere...
Thanks, Quarkx!
Now for your viewing pleasure, there is some pictures of my favourite A500 pimped with two more megabytes of fast RAM action, courtesy of Stachu!
Disregard the bottle of cachaça, it is for the later commemoration! Yay!:mrgreen:
No problem,
We tend to forget that with a name like "Amibay", from time to time Amiga pictures will pop up.:lol:
FYI: there's a C65 for sale in Holland apparently:Quote:
Originally Posted by quarkx
[edit]Sorry my friend, this is still link to an auction[edit]
Contact the seller here:
http://www.marktplaza.nl/askquestion.php?ad_nr=10294382
Disclaimer @mods: I don't know the seller, only provided the link since it would be pretty hard for a non-dutch to find it on that site. If it were on the other bay, I had only mentioned it as being 'on the other bay' :thumbsup:
I am sorry, I SHOULD have said a C65 for less than $100.. Yes, I am dreaming:nuts:
Oh, and as for the Dutch part, my last name is VanDenBiggelaar, but even so that auction is way out of reach almost ***** Canadian.
[edit]price driving.... sigh....
I WANT ONE !! - they are out of stock now though!Quote:
Originally Posted by SkydivinGirl
Brace yourselves, this will be a bit long.
I got in my NCS 2056T Kit today. For those that do not know, the NCS kit is a complete 6502 Computer kit that is assembled from scratch, loosely based on Commodore Computers.
It comes with everything you need for a "Basic" computer, a 65C02 CPU @2 Mhz, 8K ROM, 32 K RAM, PS/2 keyboard interface and LCD screen.
At first, I was a bit leary of ordering this kit, At $180, it seemed a bit pricey for a kit. I was wrong. It comes with 3 manuals. Each is not just a photocopied sheet, but a nicely printed and bound manual. The techical manual if filled, not only with all the information on the 6502, but a nice chunk of Commodore history (including the Amiga) and the history of MOS Tec up until 2004, and of course the Western Design Center. I will be posting a complete thread, but here are some (crappy) photos from my camera. It also comes with 3 Eproms for the ROM, 1 blank, so you can burn your own, one already burned with basic, and 1 for the LCD display.
Now to assemble it.:D