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- emulators
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forum_thread: 56
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- title: LEFT SIDE
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subtitle: ''
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- title: Gorän Lundberg's web site
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url: http://www.hultsfred.org/luxor.htm
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text: Good information about Luxor computers (Swedish)
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comments:
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- author: Jørgen Jespersen (Denmark)
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date: Saturday 8th July 2017
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text: |-
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Well, the spec mentions sound, and claims it to be one channel.\
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The speaker monitored the input channel in the DIN connection to the tapedeck.\
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You could make a short with a resistor between output and input and generate one-bit sound. But that was a hack.
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- author: toto
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date: Sunday 7th August 2011
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text: I had one. I was 12years back then. If you asked for sqr(4) it said 2.002! I managed to run some c64 programs on it.
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- author: Rainer Fredrich (Germany)
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date: Tuesday 19th April 2011
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text: |-
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Another ebay auction achieved 234 Euro for an Luxor ABC80 with FDD and cassette recorder. See attached auction picture:\
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http://tinyurl.com/3f839pj
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- author: Rainer Fredrich (Germany)
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date: Sunday 17th October 2010
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text: |-
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A recently ebay auction achieved 78.88 Euro for an Luxor ABC80. See attached auction picture:\
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http://tinyurl.com/29kjtvr
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- author: Fredrick Heia Romstad (Norway)
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date: Wednesday 11th August 2010
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text: Hey! My dad havde this computer( Luxor adc800) and i want to know how much this computer can be sold for today.
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- author: Rickard (Sweden)
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date: Wednesday 14th July 2010
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text: 'Minor correction: The graphical resolution was 78 x 72 (not 78 x 75 as currently stated) as each of the 24 lines could hold 3 vertical pixels in graphics mode.'
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- author: mike (sweden)
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date: Sunday 6th February 2005
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hi!i want to know when the first swedish pc came?\
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and which was the first swedish school pc?
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- author: Mårten (Sweden)
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date: Friday 28th May 2004
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text: |-
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There was a "grass roots computer movement" in Sweden druing the beginning of the 80s when lay-men took evening classes to learn computers and programming (in BASIC).\
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Theese classes where not uncommonly held using ABC-80s. (Indeed such a course in 1983 was the first encounter of miy own with the wolrd of bits and bytes)
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- author: Leo (Hungary)
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date: Friday 31st January 2003
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text: Radiotechnic. Not Radotechnic. :) Never mind.
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- author: Képes Gábor (Hungary)
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date: Friday 31st January 2003
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text: |-
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There was a good Hungarian version of ABC-80 too. This is the BRG ABC80 (BRG = Radotechnic Factory of Budapest).\
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It was a great school-computer, in a metal case.\
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See: www.homecomputer.de\
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G.
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oc_id: 37
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source:
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url: https://web.archive.org/web/20230604072542/http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=37
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