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Subject: Z-80 CP/M Machines
Message-ID: <4720@brl-adm.ARPA>
Date: Fri, 27-Feb-87 13:09:28 EST
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Posted: Fri Feb 27 13:09:28 1987
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To: Robert Lewis Harker
 
I don't know about the machine you asked about, but I'm going to
stick my nose in and say that if that machine doesn't work out,
look into a used Tandy Model 4.  It will indeed run CP/M, and a
very nice version at that (Montezeuma Micro).  In addition, under
its proprietary DOS (LS-DOS 6.3), it runs **THE** best Z-80
assembler I've ever seen, called Pro-MRAS, from a company called
Misosys.  For an 'obsolete' machine, the amount of support the
Model 4 has has to be seen to be believed!!
 
                            George Madison