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From: wilker@gauss.math.purdue.edu (Clarence Wilkerson)
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Subject: Re: Apple Z80 hardware
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Date: 27 Dec 90 13:45:52 GMT
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If the board has some DRAM, it's the ALR Z80 card. If no ram
of its own, it may be a clone of the Microsoft Z80 card. These
each require their own boot disks, but data disks are compatible
between the two systems. The ALR card supported some add-on cards
for extra memory , maybe even a version of CP/M Plus.