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   - title: Ueda's Page
     url: http://www.japan-net.ne.jp/~a-ueda/oldcom/
     text: Lot of infos and pictures here ! (japanese)
-  comments:
-  - author: Michael Schipp (Australia)
-    date: Sunday 6th June 2021
-    text: Memory came in two sizes, 16k and 64k. Our School computer lab was full of these but only 2 had 64k in 1985/86 then replaced with IBM xt clones
-  - author: Carlos Camacho (United States)
-    date: Thursday 1st April 2021
-    text: '@Rusty, I would be interested in those cards. Do you still have the schematics?'
-  - author: Rusty (Australia)
-    date: Thursday 26th May 2016
-    text: I designed a number of add-on cards for this computer in my teenage years - two floppy disk controllers, hard disk interface with networking, multifunction card with rtc, two ay-3-8910 psg chips and a spo256 speech chip along with two atari joystick ports and a z80 card to run cp/m. I still have those boards but not the computer. It was a very well made piece of hardware and very reliable - too expensive for me to buy at the time.
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