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From: cozza@cshl.org (Steven Cozza)
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Subject: Re: Ohio Scientific
Keywords: Ohio Scientific c24p c4p
Message-ID: <1991May22.185402.3364@cshl.org>
Date: 22 May 91 18:54:02 GMT
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In article <1991May21.210947.23057@endeavor.intel.com> george@endeavor.intel.com (George L. Rachor Jr.) writes:
>It seems I am going down nostalga lane here (and please don't take offense
>that I posted in the wrong newsgroup) but I am looking at firing up my
>old c2-4p and wondered if any of you had this machine in your closet.

You are waxing nostalgic, I haven't turned on my C4P in years, many years!
Not just because its whopping 8K of memory got fired one day down to just
256 bytes, but because it seemed to die a quick death with the introduction 
of the Atari 400. I don't even have any software for it anymore, and I used to
write games, and disassemblers for it.  It really was a nice machine.

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