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Subject: Commodore 128 Emulation (was: thoughts...Ranger...)
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Date: Wed, 11-Mar-87 15:43:31 EST
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<munch, munch> <munch, munch>

In article <2725@well.UUCP> ewhac@well.UUCP (Leo 'Bols Ewhac' Schwab) writes:
>
>        Really?  You think so?  The fastest I've ever seen those things
>commercially is 2 MHz.  The C-64 runs at (slightly less than) 1 MHz.  After
>moving to the 68K, the very THOUGHT of going back to the 6502 makes me gag.

CORRECTION: slightly GREATER than 1 MHz... actually 1.023... and it is a 6510,
(I know... BIG DEAL!!!) The 6510 is an upgrade of the 6502 (more efficient).

I say we go all the way and emulate the 128!! then we can have "the best of
Commodore" all in one machine!  (Well, when we add the SuperPet, too ;-).
Does anyone think we could actually Emulate a 128?  Then we would HAVE the 64,
CP/M, and native 128!!!


"Imagination is more important than intelligence."   Albert E.



                                       -- Timothy W. Williams