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Article #124626Re: Anyone remember the MK14
From: Geoff
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 00:00
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 00:00
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I'll be going to parent's house next week, and retrieve what info I have, and scan in some of the bits. Perhaps I'll issue another newsletter: "complement and add" it was called (named after the subtract instruction which had that identity, and also because the nature of the newsletter was to read it, add something and send on to another person on a list. Wonder If I still have any :) Ah nostalgia isn't what it used to be Geoff Simon Jones wrote in message ... (snips galore) >Any chance of putting some of this information on the net ?, I've looked >but haven't found any detailed info on the instruction set or hardware. >If I can get enough info on the MK14 (circuit diagrams anyone...?) then >I'd quite like to have a go at writing an emulator for *total* >nostalgia.. > >Simon >
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