Commode Door 64 ?

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In Reply to: Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG posted by tesla on August 5, 2012 at 04:18:20:

I didn't get the point of your post but it sure brought back some cool memories!

My 'gadget computers' consisted of the single board KIM-1 with hex pad and the Timex Sinclair. I had access to an S100 bus based CP/M machine at work but don't recall the manufacturer, there were several back then.

I finally ended up getting the Apple IIe (a clone IIe actually), RadioShack TRS-80, IBM PCjr, IBM PC-AT and the Compaq Deskpro 286.... and several DOS/Windows PC's since then. And now the Mac.

My roommate back in the 1980's had a Commie Dork 64, sometimes called the Commode Door 64. ;-)

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Topic - Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG - tesla 04:18:20 08/05/12 (5)

RE: Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG - pictureguy 00:12:56 08/10/12 (2)

RE: Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG - tesla 16:48:06 08/15/12 (1)

RE: Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG - pictureguy 17:33:11 08/15/12 (0)

RE: Waaay off topic, vintage computer (companies) LONG - robert920rogers@gmail.com 16:09:40 08/07/12 (0)

Commode Door 64 ? - AbeCollins 13:49:45 08/05/12 (0)

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