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content/museum/jupiter-cantab-jupiter-ace.md

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   photos:
   - title: JUPITER ACE
     subtitle: ''
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        compiled/archived by Steve Parry-Thomas / Jupiter Arce Archive Project\
        type of document : PDF\
        source : [Jupiter Ace Resource Site](http://www.jupiter-ace.co.uk/)
-  comments:
-  - author: Big Bad Bot
-    date: Tuesday 22nd November 2016
-    text: |-
-      Jupiter Ace, when compared to computers of the era is just a little off center. And it is enough out of sync to make it uncomfortable to use$ especially since it did not have BASIC.
-
-      Now if they created it as a color computer before the Spectrum, then it probably would have been more successful.
-  - author: Jackson
-    date: Sunday 10th February 2013
-    text: I believe Matt is stupid and needs to get a life and typing lessons.
-  - author: Matt Whele
-    date: Monday 7th January 2013
-    text: i believe all of you are stupid and need to get lives and get off of this site
-  - author: Matt Whele
-    date: Monday 7th January 2013
-    text: i believe all of you are stupid and need to get lives and get off of this site
-  - author: Matt Whele
-    date: Monday 7th January 2013
-    text: i believe all of you are stupid and need to get lives and get off of this site
-  - author: Tony (Hastings/UK)
-    date: Thursday 15th March 2012
-    text: To keep comparing it solely to the ZX81 missed the point I think. Although memory was as low as the ZX81 and some of the hardware (such as graphics) almost as low, it was much closer in look and feel to the Sinclair Spectrum.
-  - author: Nick (Swindon/Brussels)
-    date: Saturday 29th May 2010
-    text: I bought one in a sale at the time but it kept catching fire which was somewhat unnerving.
-  - author: Steve(spt) (UK)
-    date: Thursday 16th June 2005
-    text: A searchable pdf of the manual, all 182 pages is now on the resource site at www.jupiter-ace.co.uk
-  - author: Simon Goodwin (Warwick, UK)
-    date: Saturday 6th December 2003
-    text: |-
-      The Jupiter Ace was designed and implemented by Steven\
-      Vickers and Richard Altwasser after they left Sinclair\
-      Research for their start-up company Jupiter Cantab.\
-      As Altwasser designed the Spectrum hardware (and later\
-      computers for Amstrad) and Vickers wrote the Spectrum\
-      manual and adapted the ROM from that for the ZX-81\
-      (as an employee of Sinclair's software sub-contractors\
-      Nine Tiles) the family resemblance should come as no\
-      surprise.
-
-      Simon Goodwin (former Technical Editor of Crash magazine)
-  - author: Mario Villar (Uruguay)
-    date: Friday 15th August 2003
-    text: |-
-      I want to know if anyone out there has a Jupiter Ace manual that can send me via mail.\
-      Many Thanks
-  - author: Sam Wilson (Bergen)
-    date: Wednesday 20th November 2002
-    text: Well, this looks like an interresting computer. I have never had one, but i have run an emulator. This computer reminds me of the ZX Spectrum. Why are they so similair?
-  - author: Alan Whiteside (UK)
-    date: Wednesday 12th June 2002
-    text: |-
-      I have two Jupiter Aces which I have recently refurbished.I wonder if any one has a circuit diagram.
-
-      Many thanks\
-      AW
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