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Not quibbling with you or anything, bit I've played (yes, that's the word)
with the Basic for the Atari 2600 VCS (VGS?).  It allowed a whole 1 k of 
program to be stored, and hadno 
graphics capabilities at all.  Not my idea of a computer... more like a diversified pocket calculator.

<pardon any line noise hits... bad lines around here.>
[RICH]