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Subject: Ohio Scientific
Message-ID: <1991May21.210947.23057@endeavor.intel.com>
From: george@endeavor.intel.com (George L. Rachor Jr.)
Date: 21 May 91 21:09:47 GMT
Sender: george@endeavor.intel.com (George L. Rachor Jr.)
Organization: Intel Corporation -- OEM Products Division, Hillsboro OR
Keywords: Ohio Scientific c24p c4p
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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.

Any of you still running an OSI system.  In this day and age is there
a good use (be kind) for this old hardware.  Seems like with a software
/firmware upgrade we could be in business with these with very little
effort.  Always had illusions of my system (no disk drive) running my
train layout.  Of course I'm now thinking my Commodore Pet or Apple ][ plus
may do the job.  (Actually at the rate I'm going Neither my wife's Mac
or my xenix system will get to run the train.)

How about it C1,C2,C4,C8 owners?

                      ^ I drooled over this one!


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George Rachor Jr.
Intel Corporation
Hillsboro, OR  97124