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Subject: Re: Machines that never saw the light of day
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Date: 9 Dec 90 19:30:54 GMT
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Ah, my first ever post.. and on a ibm4381... ick
I friend of mine works in west chester and he has been known to say
that there was a project called (possibly) a C65. a 4mhz and expanded
ram and graphics 64. not sure of all the fun filled facts, but it was
active about a year or so ago, but I am pretty sure it is dead now. My
school did recieve a couple of c64(c?) , on beta test. very nice, very
low chip count, no compatibilty problems that I found.

Eric Wampner-           any brain activity belongs to me, and no one else
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