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     text: Guizzi (http://www.scribd.com/doc/938905/Micro-Sistemas)
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-  comments:
-  - author: David (Lindale, TX USA)
-    date: Tuesday 19th October 2010
-    text: |-
-      I have one of these in storage. I bought in off eBay from Brazil around 2005 I believe.
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-      Am looking for manuals, etc.
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-      If this site would like to use any of my photos they are free if they will credit me:\
-      http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DGT-100_Brazilian_TRS-80_Clone.jpg
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-      http://dcsutherland.smugmug.com/Computers/DGT-100/632603_YqhRm$26917684_p4HV9
-  - author: Sandro (Brazil)
-    date: Monday 6th September 2010
-    text: |-
-      My first PC was a DGT-100. I can add the following information:
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-      This monitor is actually an adapted Philips B/W TV. If you remove the cables from the jack slots (as see in the picture), you can watch TV.
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-      To run a CP/M OS I needed to install an additional chip inside the computer and more memory.
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-      The reset button, on the right side of the case, could be easily pressed accidentally. It was very annoying.
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-      It worked for several years until I replace it for a brand new IBM-PC clone. When I sold my DGT-100, it was running as new.
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