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- title: NASCOM 2 ORIGINAL CASE
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- title: The Nascom Home Page
url: http://www.nascomhomepage.com/
text: Wow, you want to go there. Info, links ,software, documentations and more !
comments:
- author: Malcolm Neave (England)
date: Tuesday 2nd August 2022
text: The Nascom 2 was my first computer - I wasn''t bravce enough to build it myself so got the shop (Evesham Micros) to build it for me for an extra £50.I had it for about 10 years, upgrading to colour graphics and a disk drive, and even wrote a Scrabble program which could beat the Spectrum version (only on low levels though!). I gave it to a friend who wanted to use the interface for some control experiments and it never came back :(
- author: John Harrison
date: Tuesday 23rd October 2018
text: Previous post seems to have gone wrong. This URL should work. Nascom link on home page
- author: John Harrison (England)
date: Tuesday 23rd October 2018
text: 'I built a Nascom 2 and designed a sound card to go with it. I subsequently added discs and more storage. Full story $ picture at: http://jaharrison.me.uk/Misc/Nascom/'
- author: Chris Blackmore (United Kingdom)
date: Monday 17th November 2014
text: I started with a Nascom 1 in 1978, upgraded to a Nascom 2, and added a Z80B based Gemini display card, two 256K RAM boards, floppy disc board with two 5.25" drives, I/O board, sound card with two sneaky copies of the Winchester sound card, a floating-point add-on processor card, and a Pluto colour graphics card with added palette card. I called it Marvin.
related:
- /museum/lucas-nascom-1
- /museum/lucas-nascom-3