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1985 or so, on the CPC6128 produced by Amstrad, and in Germany sold by Schneider Elektronik. I programmed it in Locomotive BASIC. It also had Logo, with the tur
by febeling 15y ago
1985 or so, on the CPC6128 produced by Amstrad, and in Germany sold by Schneider Elektronik. I programmed it in Locomotive BASIC. It also had Logo, with the turtle graphics feature. It was meant for kids, but it also felt like that too much as well, so I didn't bother using it too much.
The machine had a 3" (sic) diskette drive. Unfortunately, the 3.5" diskette made the race and became predominate. 3" was prohibitively expensive within short order.
- richardw 15y agoI had the Amstrad CPC-464 (with built-in tape drive) and after that an Amiga 500 which I still have somewhere. So many hundreds of hours on those machines!