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From: halloran@unirot.UUCP (Bob Halloran)
Newsgroups: net.micro.cpm
Subject: Re: WANTED CP/M SYSTEM
Message-ID: <424@unirot.UUCP>
Date: Wed, 26-Mar-86 09:34:31 EST
Article-I.D.: unirot.424
Posted: Wed Mar 26 09:34:31 1986
Date-Received: Sun, 20-Apr-86 11:53:13 EST
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Reply-To: halloran@unirot.UUCP (Bob Halloran)
Organization: Public Access Un*x, Piscataway NJ (The Soup Kitchen)
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Keywords: Z80, SBC

In article <6915@tektronix.UUCP> robertj@tektronix.UUCP (Robert Jaquiss) writes:
>     I am looking for a CP/M system that  can  be  run  com-
>pletely  from  an external terminal.  I want one with either
>5.25 or 3.5 inch disks.  I would also be interested in  sys-
>tems  that  have at least two rs232 ports.  That way I could
>change things around so as to avoid using the CRT.  I have a
>friend who wants to hook up a braille terminal thus a CRT is
>of little use.
>
>        Robert Jaquiss

In recent BYTE's, Micromint in Connecticut has been advertising their
SB180 single-board system.  It uses the Hitachi 64180 (Z-80 compatible
chip), has 256K RAM, 1 parallel & 2 serial I/O ports, and is 4" X 7.5"
in size.  It costs $449. with software.  Given the current cost of
floppy drives, one should be able to add two drives and a power supply
and come in for about $750-800.  Micromint's address/phone is 25 Terrace
Dr, Vernon CT 06066,  203-871-6170.

For even less, Ampro has their Z-80 'Little Board' for $249.  Same
general idea; but using the Z-80A as a processor.  Their address/phone
is Ampro Computers, 67 E Evelyn Ave, Mountain View CA 94041 415-962-0230.

Hope the information proves useful.


					Robert Halloran, Consultant
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