[Coco] Re: CoCo needs?

[jdaggett at gate.net]

Jim

Rather a piece of cake once you determine what the actual circuit 
will be. 

Would there be a market for say around $200 for a Coco replica? 

james


On 7 Mar 2005 at 11:35, Jim Cox wrote:

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> On Mon, 07 Mar 2005 20:21:01 +0100

>   Torsten Dittel <Torsten at Dittel.info> wrote:

> >> This is just my $0.02 but Bill G's email prompted me to

> >> write this.  What CoCo users need most right now is an

> >> affordable disk controller that will work with current

> >> 3.5" drives.

> > 

> > I agree. Should be compatible to Tandy's "standard" Disk 

> >Extended BASIC,

> > maybe with an option for other DOS. Should be buffered 

> >and "Halt-Free"

> > on demand. I'd like to see this integrated in the Super 

> >IDE

> > controller...

> > 

> > Torsten

> > 

> > 

> 

> Torsten:

> 

> Here's a link I got off of Slashdot about the Apple 1 

> replica:

> 

> http://home.comcast.net/~vbriel/index.htm

> 

> This to me looks like another alternative for the CoCo 

> Comminity.  If someone can build a 6502 clone, then 

> somoeone with the right tools, time, and skill could build 

> a 6809 CoCo clone that can be installed in a older PC.

> 

> Again just my $0.02.

> 

> Jim

> 

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