[Coco] Emulating a 1980 4K CoCo on PC, Mac, Linux, etc.

[Allen Huffman]

That's a really low serial number. Good job.

I am also trying to get rid of all my printed material, including a whole filing cabinet field of paperwork from CoCoFests. I have flyers from all kinds of companies that we haven't heard from in a long time. I will make sure I either scan it, more get it to someone who will scan it, before I let it go.

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> On Dec 30, 2014, at 7:51 AM, Torsten Dittel <OS-9 at TRS-80.CC> wrote:
> 
> Kandur <k <at> qdv.pw> writes:
> 
>> Anybody had a Coco in 1980?
> 
> Got ours in 1981, a 26-3001 with serial # 00000338 (230V-50Hz PAL Version).
> AFAIR it was upgraded by Tandy from 4KB CB to 16KB ECB and my Dad did the
> 64KB update. Will have a closer look at my (yet boxed) "collection" soon, I
> might even still have the original bill of that one.
> 
> I want to get rid of the printed stuff (I have a lot of photo copies e.g. of
> CoCo related magazin articles, service manuals etc.). I will come back with
> a list and maybe you all out there on the list could help me with what had
> already been digitzed in the past and what would be still worth preserving
> (=scanning). E.g., I think my collection of European TANDY Service Manuals
> is quite unique and not yet available in the web.
> 
> Happy new year to all of you,
> Torsten
> 
> 
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