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From: fzsitvay@techbook.com (Frank Zsitvay)
Newsgroups: comp.os.cpm
Subject: Re: Joan Riff and Z80M
Message-ID: <1990Nov1.174451.28750@techbook.com>
Date: 1 Nov 90 17:44:51 GMT
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In article <omawR2w163w@ijpc.UUCP> ianj@ijpc.UUCP (Ian Justman) writes:
>fzsitvay@techbook.com (Frank Zsitvay) writes:
>
>>    the z80 emulation is fine, but if it can't run cp/m then it's
>> REALLY an orphan.
>
>I personally don't use Z80MU or even 22NICE all that much.  My
>hard disk space is currently devoted to other tasks.  When I do
>need to run a Z80-based application on an oddball setup, I go to
>my CompuPro System 8/16 running Concurrent DOS 8/16.  I can run a
>few well-behaved MS-DOS programs on it, like PKARC (PKZIP isn't
>that well-behaved with CDOS).  Plus with SPUZ board, that thing
>can run Z80-based applications like a bat out of hell with a Z80H
>processor on it!                                             ^^^^

   i heard a little about that version of the z80 some years back, 
but never could get any information about whether it's available in
single piece quantities.  i have a trs 2 that i jacked up to 6 mhz,
if i could get the H chip i'd be able to go all the way to 10 mhz.
what i really want is a 12 to 16 mhz z80 code compatible processor.
does anyone know if such a beast exists??

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