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Transition of platforms in british education 3197On 2 Apr 2006 09:45:15 GMT Transition of platforms in british education 3199 On Wed, 05 Apr 2006 08:45:08 -0400, "Micheal H. McCabe" Well, for one thing, they mostly *do... Ah well, yes. The Spectrum and even worse the ZX80-ZX81 now those were true examples of the evils of designing down to a price. I could have furnished the address at the time and a fairly large number of helpers1 too :) I wish I'd been able to get video tape of him disco dancing at the Torch launch party - I'm sure an mpeg of it would get a lot of downloads :) Transition of platforms in british education 3198 I'm a Mac guy myself, so I hate to have to agree with this. The user base seems to have a rather steep learning curve when it comes to... Well yes - but you have to look at his earlier products to see that these boxes were nothing more than a continuation of the trend exemplified by such wonderous devices as the matchbox radio kit, the Micro FM, Project 60 and (bletch) Project 80 audio gear, the (oh god I feel ill) Black Watch, and we really shouldn't forget what he did *after* the ZX series and the QL, that wonder of all wonders the C5. 1 Old Cambridge joke Clive Sinclair: "Can I have a new design team, I've broken the last one". -- The computer obeys and wins. A better way to focus the sun You lose and Bill collects. licences available see
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