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   - title: Origins of MS-DOS
     url: http://www.patersontech.com/Dos/
     text: Several links related to MS-DOS birth and Tim Paterson story
-  comments:
-  - author: Achim Baqué (Germany/USA)
-    date: Saturday 29th January 2022
-    text: Hi, I do preserve and collect vintage computers. Please contact me (Contact via my website) if you have the computer ‚Gazelle‘ to offer
-  - author: Chris (USA)
-    date: Tuesday 19th February 2013
-    text: Anyone know where I can find one...
-  - author: Chris (USA)
-    date: Tuesday 19th February 2013
-    text: Anyone know where I can find one...
-  - author: Bill Mills (Oklahoma)
-    date: Monday 9th April 2012
-    text: I use my rack mount gazelle all the way up to 1989. I still have it and as far as I know it still runs. Been saving it to pass down to my kids. It has a color graphics board, 16 ch AD/DA, 1MB SRAM, 5MB HD, 8086 with math CPU''s, 2x8" Floppies, Borland Pascal and MS Basic, assembler, Word and the first MS spreed sheet.
-  - author: Ryan Brown (San Jose, CA)
-    date: Friday 22nd April 2005
-    text: Gazelles aregood! I have one that is half broken because i have put so many upgrades on its new 200 gb HD. Hope it lasts!
-  - author: Stewart Marshall (Pacific NW)
-    date: Sunday 25th January 2004
-    text: Hello, nice to see something about the wonderful old Gazelle. The Gazelle was a great computer. For many years, even after normal PC computers were popular, the Gazelle was one of the few DOS machines that would address more than 1 meg of RAM. Microsoft ran one of their big compilers on a Gazelle right up to about 1990 and the machine is still in their museum I think. My Gazelle had a serial card in it and three Televideo 925 terminals tied to it for multiple users. It will no longer boot and has a problem with the logic on the CPU Support board. I will get around to fixing it one of these days! Anyway, good luck to the forum and my Best Wishes to any other Gazelle owners. Stewart Marshall
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