At 07:22 PM 3/24/00 +0100, you wrote:
>Ok, I have NOT seen an AMIGA like that (perhaps in a picture). My Amiga
>(and most) are not much larger than the keyboard for the PC. Yours is
>probably one of the very first that came out.
Actually, I suspect it was one of the last that came out. It is very much
like a desktop PC and I remember that the keyboard style computer came out
pretty early, before they thought of making it like an appliance on a
desk. also, it's designed to allow a hard drive to connect right onto the
motherboard via the slide connector sticking out a hole in the side, and
hard drives were a later invention too.
So I've got a true museum piece, huh?
I'll try to digest all the floppy stuff later, it looks like I'd be
whistling in the wind to try and write amiga disks with my pc.
maybe there's a way via parallel port to communicate between the two. Or
maybe I can telnet to something and do it iwth an external modem. This
thing might have a telnet program on that hard drive. (it DID get used
once or twice to call up the freenet)
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