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The most popular CP/M platform wasn't strictly a CP/M computer at all but the Apple II with the Microsoft Z80 Softcard installed.
by tssva 7y ago
The most popular CP/M platform wasn't strictly a CP/M computer at all but the Apple II with the Microsoft Z80 Softcard installed.
- hakfoo 7y agoI thought technically it was the Commodore 128, which would run CP/M "incidentally" because they made an over-the-top promise of compatibility. The C64 had a CP/M addon cartridge that was flaky at best, and the only way to get equivalent support was to just build a Z80 in.