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       ...The Z-1 offers you all kinds of peripherals and softwares. It uses the standard ''S100'' bus supported by over a dozen manufacturers. And all Cromemco peripherals (PROM memory and programmer, Ram memory, analog I/O, color TV interface, etc) just plug into the Z1's sockets...\
       ... The Z-1 comes completely assembled ans tested. It's a quality, commercial grade microcomputer. It is not available as a kit.
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-  comments:
-  - author: david
-    date: Thursday 26th May 2022
-    text: The computer in Wargames was a Wang, and it had an 8" disk drive, which these certainly didn''t, it was quite a callenge just to connect a hex keypad and a cassette recorder !
-  - author: Martin (USA)
-    date: Tuesday 11th June 2019
-    text: |-
-      The Z-1 had 3 significant changes from the Imsai 8080 upon which it was based: 1) The Motherboard was replaced with a Cromemco Blitz Bus (the rare version of this bus with the front connector offset to accept the front panel) 2) the CPU was replaced with the Cromemco ZPU, and 3) the film in the front panel was replaced with one that says Cromemco Z-1.
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-      The Blitz Bus was supposed to handle higher frequency better, to support the 4 MHz ZPU.
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-      On my Z-1, the fuse was relocated to the rear panel. I suspect this was also done by Cromemco when they created the Z-1, but I don''t have confirmation.
-  - author: Penguin
-    date: Tuesday 3rd February 2015
-    text: Where''s the mouse?
-  - author: Tommy (...)
-    date: Tuesday 22nd November 2005
-    text: |-
-      OPPS
-
-      It was the IMSAI 8080
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-      they look alike
-  - author: Tommy (playing halo on my pimped-out 386)
-    date: Tuesday 22nd November 2005
-    text: |-
-      This is the computer from the movie War Games (1983)
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-      The company Cromemco is still building these\
-      on there website, for 8bit programming needs\
-      (they have some that run at 90 mhz)
-  - author: paul (uk)
-    date: Sunday 5th January 2003
-    text: thought id post a msg while no one else has, n what an ugly weird thing
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