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Re: A universal 65C816-based computer?

Subject: Re: A universal 65C816-based computer?
From: mjmahon@aol.com (Michael J. Mahon)
Date: 20 Aug 2003 07:15:55 GMT
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MikeC wrote:

>Anyway, I've been following the message threads on comp.sys.cbm about 
>the CommodoreOne (C-One) computer by Jeri Ellsworth. I noticed a similar 
>discussion here under "20 MHz 65816."
>
>I was wondering, is any interest in a universal 65c816-based computer 
>with it's own hardware specs, operating system and application software? 
>I assume that a IIgs emulation mode would be available since they would 
>share the same processor.

Actually, the IIgs is a _lot_ more than a processor!  It would be quite
a design exercise to reproduce the IIgs in all its quirky graphics and
sound glory.  ;-)

-michael

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