Hello David
Good to hear from you! Hope you manage to find a SAM for a reasonable
price, they've been rocketing up recently.
Matthew Beaman is currently making HDMI boxes and a lot of people are
really happy with them, currently taking orders on the (good) Sam Coupe
Users Group
Hi All,
I've made quite a number of Sam production soundtracks over the years, and
having sold my last real Coupe to someone on WoS many years ago I'm
thinking of buying another.
Is there a good way to get a VGA or HDMI box (with a real SAA-1099)
connected to vaguely modern hardware? If so
Hi and welcome,
On Fri, 21 Jun 2019 at 13i:31, Mark Leitiger wrote:
> is there any cross referenced parts oder source for the SAM Coupe keyboard ?
> I am missing a right cursor button. 3D priniting or adapting similar one is
> an alternative . Is there experience ?
No th
Hi,
is there any cross referenced parts oder source for the SAM Coupe keyboard ?
I am missing a right cursor button. 3D priniting or adapting similar one is an
alternative . Is there experience ?
Kind regards
Mark,Germany
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SAM of course in large capitals. Because the SAM is also a large
(larger, the largest) computer in the 8-Bit range :-
Wolfgang
Simon Owen schrieb:
Someone recently asked whether it should be written as Sam or SAM, and I
had to admit I didn't really know!
Is there a correct/official
Someone recently asked whether it should be written as Sam or SAM, and I
had to admit I didn't really know!
Is there a correct/official version or are they completely interchangeable?
Does one refer to the machine and another the robot, or is that mix and
match too? Or is the machine simply
I always thought it was "Son of Alan Miles" -- or is that an urban legend?
- Original Message From: Simon Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.noSent: Friday, 14 July, 2006 12:16:24 PMSubject: Sam or SAM or ...?
Someone recently asked whether it should be written as &qu
The real name is SAM Coupe - there was supposed to be machines to follow the
original so you'd have a range of SAM machines (and no, I don't count the
elite!)
I think they're kind of interchangeable now though. I tend to still write SAM
as it looks right to me. I know that Colin P uses Sam
SAMas Sam seems a bit wimpish
!spt.
Perhaps we had better set up a 'butch' user group for all those who use
'SAM' rather than "Sam' :-)
- Original Message -
From:
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To: sam-users@nvg.ntnu.no
Sent: Friday, July 14, 2006 2:50 PM
Subject: Re: Sam or SAM or ...?
SAMas Sam seems
SAM - Some Amazing Micro
(As explained by Alan Miles in the interview I
conducted with him in ZAT :))
--- Matt Craven [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I always thought it was Son of Alan Miles -- or is
that an urban legend?
Alan Mile's son is called Edwin :)
Andrew Gale wrote:
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
I was thinking of a stripped down machine
Things are getting a bit worked up on the list again! I can definitely see
both sides of the argument. Of course people don't have as much time for the
SAM anymore and part of the reason for that is that most of us were teenagers
when we had the time - nowadays we've grown up, got jobs etc
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
I was thinking of a stripped down machine on it's own pcb
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware for the SAM bus.
[snip]
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening
Van: Andrew Gale [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Onderwerp: Re: State of the SAM and SAM Community
Datum: Friday, October 16, 1998 10:14
Perhaps it could prolong the life of the SAM by opening it
up to a new market?
The idea itself is in my opinion a good one, but as Justin
On Fri, 16 Oct 1998 10:14:25 +0100 (BST), Andrew Gale
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've often wondered whether there's an opening to use the SAM
ASIC in a simple single-board computer for electronics hobbyists...
It would use up those spare ASICs and perhaps encourage people
to devise hardware
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