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  - Another remarkable milestone: Sharp Pocket Computer (first: PC-1211)
    11/28/09
    ... which has two 4-Bit CPUs (!) from Sharp, SC43177 und SC43178 labeled, driven with only 256 KHz (yes, KILO not MEGA). This was my first "Computer" I had, and I loved it, because I was able to use the Pocket Computer at school (think about an electronical cheat sheet) also.
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  - Some thoughts about transfering disks or at least, files from a PC to a vintage computer
    11/19/09
    I've created a page about transfering files from a PC to an old CP/M computer (e.g. my Kaypro IV) at http://www.z80.eu/transfercpm.html .
    But I forgot to mention how to get able to use or prepare a PC.
    I took my (mentioned in a blog entry before) Compaq Portable II to use Uniform for
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