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content/museum/matra-hachette-alice.md

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-  comments:
-  - author: Stéphane (France)
-    date: Wednesday 15th October 2014
-    text: My first computer also ! I had it for my birthday (I was ten), and asked my parents the manuel one month before ... At the date, I knew it by heart ! small computer but great memories ^^ I remember this car game, I spent hours on it :-)
-  - author: Stéphane
-    date: Wednesday 15th October 2014
-    text: My first computer also ! I had it for my birthday (I was ten), and asked my parents the manuel one month before ... At the date, I knew it by heart ! small computer but great memories ^^ I remember this car game, I spent hours on it :-)
-  - author: François Parmentier (Nancy, France)
-    date: Wednesday 27th October 2010
-    text: |-
-      This was my first computer too!\
-      It had a very good documentation (I read it all in one night), to learn programming.\
-      I bought the 16KB extension.
-
-      This gave me the taste for computer science (and thanks to that, I hold a computer science PhD.)
-  - author: Mirko Sala (Bangkok, Thailand)
-    date: Tuesday 21st June 2005
-    text: This was my first computer. The user manual was great, and allowed me to get starte programming where most of my friends would just buy ready made code. If if was not for this box, today I would not be an IT engineer ;)
-  - author: James Tamer (California USA)
-    date: Thursday 18th November 2004
-    text: The Alice 32 isn't much like the 4K Alice, because of its use of a completely different video chip. Its description should be either separated completely, or put on the Alice 90's page.
-  - author: TheClue (Salerno, italy)
-    date: Thursday 27th June 2002
-    text: I can't believe! An user manual illustrated by Moebius!!!!!!! But it...it...it...IT IS GREAT!
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