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From: David.Plummer@f70.n140.z1.FIDONET.ORG (David Plummer)
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Subject: Re: Z machine et al
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Date: 11 Jan 91 05:09:50 GMT
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PK> Hmm, are we talking PET 2001 or later models? For the 2001, you're 
PK> sure right. But in the later 8032 (I think it was called Super PET 
PK> in US), it was not necessary to wait for screen finish because the 
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Actually in the US (or at least in Canada) the 8032 and the SuperPET
were two completely different items.  The SuperPET was actually the
PET 9000 (or SP9000, I think).  It had a 6809 in addition to the 6502,
96K of RAM, and a host of Waterloo languages (interpreted PASCAL!).
 
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