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content/museum/bit-corporation-bit-90.md

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   - title: BIT-90
     subtitle: ''
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        type of document : ZIP\
        size : 9,37 Mb\
        source : [www.retrocomputers.gr](https://www.retrocomputers.gr/)
-  comments:
-  - author: Ray (Netherlands)
-    date: Wednesday 6th September 2017
-    text: I got this computer when I was 10 years. played a few games (had 5 or so). Does anyone know how I can find games for this computer. It still workes fine.
-  - author: Laios (Greece)
-    date: Friday 11th July 2014
-    text: |-
-      Coleco carts work but not all of them\
-      also can not assign 2nd fire button to joystick for games\
-      that use it so you have to use one button in keyboard and one in joystick
-  - author: Fernando L
-    date: Sunday 19th May 2013
-    text: I owned a Bit-90 when I was child and I always remember that everytime started to program, after a few lines it showed "Out of memory". Now I understand why, it has 1KB of RAM!! Great memories of 80''.
-  - author: mangler (The vatican)
-    date: Saturday 4th September 2010
-    text: wot channel/band did the rftv output on @:)
-  - author: Lisias Toledo (Earth)
-    date: Tuesday 19th March 2002
-    text: |-
-      Hi! When younger, I won a bit-90 computer and one thing I remember well is that it had a connector on the left side where I could put COLECO cartridges!!!!! 8-).\
-      I remember playing Zaxxon for hours and hours... It worked even without\
-      joystick, as the bit-90 used the cursor keys as alias for joy1.
-
-      I miss it... 8-)
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