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From: jerry@TALOS.UUCP (Jerry Gitomer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.m68k
Subject: Re: The PT-68K Computer
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Date: 4 Dec 90 15:08:07 GMT
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eric@ultima.socs.uts.edu.au (Eric Lindsay) writes:

>There is still an active user group for the SK*DOS operating Peter Stark
>created for PT-68K computer.  Subscriptions to Peter's 68 News are $10,
>and you can get it from P O Box 209, Mt Kisco, NY 10549.  The most recent
>issue I have seen was #9, April 1990.  I'm fairly sure Peripheral
>Technology still exist, and have done at least one upgrade on the board as
>described in 1988-9 in Radio Electronics.  OK, just checked the October
>Radio Electronics (the latest on hand here), and found their advertisement.
>Peripheral Technology, 1480 Terrell Mill Road, Suite 870, Marietta GA 30067
>404 984 0742.  They say they now have a 16 MHz version, and also have OS/9
>available.

>(Can't give details since I don't own one - I run the user group for a rival 68000.

If you are interested in complete systems rather than kits
contact:

		Ed Gresick
		The Delmar Co
		Middletown Shopping Center
		Middletown DE 19709
	
I understand that PT is selling kits and parts and Ed is
selling systems complete with OS-9 and Sculptor (or Sage or
whatever they call it these days).

I have no financial interest in either PT or Delmar.

-- 
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