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Behodar:
Neat! Although this leads to further questions such as What do you have? How much do you want for it? Where is it? and Are you prepared to courier it?
I have at least four or five BBC computers. At least one is an Archimedes. BBC doesn't seem to put any kind of identifying information whatsoever on the case, just 'Acorn'. I have never played with these machines and know nothing whatsoever about them. Here is a photo I just took of the Archimedes:
The others are all of the integrated keyboard type and they may just be regular Acorns. I don't know how to distinguish them.
If you want this and whatever goes with it (bits and pieces, lots of software on floppies, manuals, etc.) you can have it for the price of being a Geekzone contributor whose posts sometimes amuse and entertain me. You must come and fetch it or send someone in your place. I am not prepared to ship under any circumstances. Ideally you should set some time aside to go over all the bits and pieces with me. Understand that I can offer no guarantee that any of this actually works. Location is rural Hastings.
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Rikkitic:
I have at least four or five BBC computers. At least one is an Archimedes. BBC doesn't seem to put any kind of identifying information whatsoever on the case, just 'Acorn'. I have never played with these machines and know nothing whatsoever about them. Here is a photo I just took of the Archimedes:
The others are all of the integrated keyboard type and they may just be regular Acorns. I don't know how to distinguish them.
If you want this and whatever goes with it (bits and pieces, lots of software on floppies, manuals, etc.) you can have it for the price of being a Geekzone contributor whose posts sometimes amuse and entertain me. You must come and fetch it or send someone in your place. I am not prepared to ship under any circumstances. Ideally you should set some time aside to go over all the bits and pieces with me. Understand that I can offer no guarantee that any of this actually works. Location is rural Hastings.
Hey I have at least one of those too....along with something like 300 other machines...of various 70s/80s vintage
Some are things like an 8085 development board, trendy pocket computer etc...
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Rikkitic:
I have at least four or five BBC computers. At least one is an Archimedes. BBC doesn't seem to put any kind of identifying information whatsoever on the case, just 'Acorn'. I have never played with these machines and know nothing whatsoever about them.
I've never really understood the naming. The Acorn name was dropped altogether for the BBC Micro series it seems, but was used for both earlier and later models.
Do any look like this?
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