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From: D-ROGERS@EDWARDS-2060.ARPA
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Subject: HELP!
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Date: Mon, 4-May-87 12:51:31 EDT
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	Please pardon my taking net time for this, but i got inter-
ested in the 68000 due to the March and May articles in Radio
Electronics magazine on a builder's project.  But now that i've
taken a closer look at the system they are pushing, i find what
appear to be glaring deficiencies and obsolescence mixed in with 
the good stuff.  In searching around, i've found other 68K systems
advertised by Frank Hogg Laboratory and AAA Chicago Computer Center,
but they both sound like business systems.  I've also found an SBC
advertised by Hawthorne Technology, which runs K-OS ONE (?!), plus
features a very friendly price; and an educational board (4k SRAM,
LED display) from Quasitronics.
	On what are most of you running your CP/M-68K?
Same for OS/9-68K?  What magazines carry relevant articles?
THANX,		der
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