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From: aduncan@rhea.trl.oz.au (Allan Duncan)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: BBC micro emulator ?
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Date: 3 May 90 23:38:15 GMT
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I was speaking with a high school computer teacher the other day, and he
said that he was interested in the BBC micros for school b/c "there is
a lot of education software available for them".
Now _I_ see the Amiga with networking and NFS as a good arrangement, but
can't answer the education software situation, unless there is some
means of running this existing software pool.  (Yes, I know that most of
a high school's teaching can be done on the Amiga side, but the ability
to run this other stuff makes them feel secure :-))

So, has anyone heard of an emulator?  I don't even know the basics of
the BBC micro (CPU=6502/Z80/in house?).

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