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- title: DICK SMITH ADVERT
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RGB Cable X-7560 **$44.95**\
High Res. Green Monitor X-1220 **$395.00**
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comments:
- author: TB99 (Asia)
date: Wednesday 10th August 2022
text: I had the vtech 3000 version sold in the USA. It didn''t support Low-Res Apple II mode$this would show garble on the screen..Lots of freeware/Public domain software used this mode. Also, some of the ads in computer shopper implied it had 192k of RAM, when in reality, it only had 64k, so any 128K //c-//e software was out too. The Up arrow key didn''t work in Apple II software, although it did seem to work in the enclosed "Magic //e" word processor. It also came with MagicMemory Database and MagicCalc spreadsheet. I couldn''t get Ultima V to load on it, even though the box said 64k. I''d say most high-res 64k games did work though.
- author: Andrew.
date: Saturday 18th July 2020
text: It was not fully compatible with the Apple 2. I had this computer and there were games that it would not play.
- author: Martin (Brisbane - Australia)
date: Wednesday 2nd July 2014
text: This was the first computer I owned - was an amazing experience being able to play the original Sub Logic Flight Simulator despite being limited to a black and white monitor with almost no graphic capability
oc_id: 974
source:
url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230214150159/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=974