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From: smcgee%albion.utah.edu@cs.utah.edu (Scott Mcgee)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.tandy
Subject: Why read THIS group (was Re: Tandy for sale - Price Reduction)
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Date: 24 Dec 90 05:50:25 GMT
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In article <2547@svnet.UUCP> harry@svnet.UUCP (Harry Skelton) writes:
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>GADS! AN IBM! CLONE!?! "Quick Marge, take the kids and head for the hills!" 8-)
>Bob: I just read this group for T100/200/102/WP2 info... (been looking for one
>for a while but most are as expensive as the new on-the-shelf models.)

Actually, there are a lot of others like you (well, sort of) here. A lot of
us watch this group for info on the Color Computer. Many of us feel the same
way about MSDOS. Now that Tandy has officially orphanned the Color Computer I
suppose we are bound to slowly dwindle away leaving this group to the clones
and laptops but that's life. 

FOOTNOTE: Until they decided to cancel the Color Computer, it was the oldest
computer manufactured. 

Scott

   Writing programs in assembler is like digging post holes with a teaspoon:
   it takes a long time, but you have complete control over all the dirt.
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   smcgee%albion@cs.utah.edu (Scott McGee)   #   Did _I_ say _That_? Really?