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From: wanttaja@ssc-vax.UUCP (Ronald J Wanttaja)
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Subject: Error in ANOTHER Re: what is a COMMODORE PLUS-4 computer?
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> 
> Other products in the same category are the Commodore 16 (cheap C64) and the
> SX64 (portable with built in 4" color monitor).  

Gee, you'd think a guy from Commodore would know better... I'll just assume
it was a slip of the keyboard.

The C-16 is *not* a "Cheap C-64," it is a Cheap Plus-4.  The C-16 and
Plus-4 are completely compatible.  It's just that the C-16 has 16K RAM, and the
Plus-4 has 64K.

Since the C-16 originally sold for $99, it'll be interesting to see what
the liquidators sell the 16s for...

				     Ron Wanttaja
				     The guy with a Vic-20, Plus-4, C-16,
				     an SX-64, and TWO C-64s
				     (ssc-vax!wanttaja)