[Coco] [Color Computer] Re: Why not a Coco on a card

[Bill Gunshannon]

> Diamond, a video card maker, made a AppleII-on-a-card for PCs.  I don't
> think they make it any more...  which would be why not a CoCo on a card.

I don't think it's by Diamond but I have an AppleII on a card.  But
I seem to recall it needed a disk drive connected directly to it in
order to read real Apple disks.  But that was likely because of the
strange way Apple did disks and might not apply to a COCO on a board.

bill

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