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-  comments:
-  - author: Sharon Wertz (United States)
-    date: Saturday 29th December 2018
-    text: We had four Kaypro IVs that we souped up with a speed doubler and four half height drives. Later we put in four double sided 3.5" drives, and still later a hard drive. I did Masters Theses for college students with Perfect Writer, because it was so versatile. Printed them out on a 32 pin dot matrix printer, and later on a postscript laser printer. Took our souped up Kaypro to Bend Oregon to the SOG (SemiOfficial Get Together) a CP/M group. It was a nine day wonder.
-  - author: Bill (VA / USA)
-    date: Thursday 24th September 2015
-    text: It had a 4Mhz processor. I''ve owned many computers since that one, but it was my favorite. That and Turbo Pascal 1.5 were a tough pair to beat. It saw me through 4 years of college and then some.
-  - author: kathy (calif usa)
-    date: Tuesday 1st October 2002
-    text: Just wondered what a kaypro 4 would be worth now
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   - /museum/kaypro-1
   - /museum/kaypro-10