Re: Apple][ J-PLUS

[gt5460c@acmez.gatech.edu (Martin Tuck)]

Gil Myers (gmeyers@logan.net) wrote:
: I do remember seeing a keyboard for an old computer,  probably an Apple,  
: TRS-80,
: or the like, for chinese use.  It had a keyboard with a couple hundred
: keys.  
: It wouldn't be fun to use,  that's for sure.

	I have an Apple ][ (e I think) clone that was made with additional
built in hardware to display Hangul (Korean characters).  As I recall it
boots up displaying the English character set standard to the ][ series.
A key sequence kicks it into Hangul mode.  It's a pretty nifty setup w/ a
built in disk drive and several expansion slots.  I never really got much
chance to play with it; it's mainly been an oddity living in my closet for
the past year.

	Hmm.  I always feel guilty relegating stuff like that to the
closet.  Anybody interested in buying it?

			-Martin Tuck

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