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Re: Ordered Focus drive for a2e
- Subject: Re: Ordered Focus drive for a2e
- From: "John King" <joki@eskimo.com>
- Date: 2000/03/24
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
- Organization: Eskimo North www.eskimo.com (800) 246-6874
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BTW thanks for helping to organize the FAQ pages, they help a lot.
I was a little reluctant since I like the silence of a fanless Apple, and
have spent more money that I thought I would on my recent Vintage Journey.
But, I remember the change in my Tandy 1000A between floppy and HD. You are
right, it is a BIG leap. In about a week I have created a small stack that I
keep rifling through -- that alone brings back memories.
Hope they continue to make them for future ebay buyers. Nice to have the
option.
Off topic.
Does anyone have a prediction when prices for 2e will start to rise? Like
1,2,5,10 years? Doesn't matter, but I was curious. Seems like the supply is
still full. Someday it won't be, but then someday there will be fewer and
fewer former 2e users.
Rubywand <rubywand@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> John King writes ...
> >
> > Should be nice. They said they only have 80 meg
> > drives now. Since thats over
> > 500 floppies, that should be enough, I hope.
>
> Congrats! Adding a hard disk makes the Apple II a much more powerful
> machine. Our Focus has an 80MB drive, too-- very nice also dependable;
and,
> after all those years with no hard disk, getting one was a lot like going
> from cassette tape to our first Disk ][ drive.
>
>
>
> Rubywand