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From: Samuel@SU-SCORE.ARPA (Sam Hahn)
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Subject: Re: CP/M & MS-DOS on S-100 Bus???
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Date: Mon, 11-Mar-85 21:52:06 EST
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Perhaps you caught a reference to Compupro's video board.  That
provides software with PC-compatible graphics (so I'm told), and
therefore enables your Compupro dual-processor or 86/286 board to run
MSDOS with a reasonable chance of compatibility with the PC.  The
board I'm referring to also has a keyboard plug, so that you can run
with a PC-compatible keyboard, and bypass the system console i/o.  The
central processor is not on this board, however, so if you're running
a 8-bit CP/M system, you'd still need the 8088 from someplace.

I'm expecting to see a demonstration of this video board at the next
Piconet Compupro SIG meeting in 2 weeks; -- if anyone's interested,
I'll let you know what my impressions are after I see it (smell it,
etc).

					-- sam hahn
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