Re: Another cassette: Apple-80 (at least, it is real)

[Paul Hagstrom <paul@yesterbits.com>]

Excellent!  Glad you got that, I agonized over that auction for a 
while, with the idea to do exactly what you've done (but you've got 
much more experience in how to do it right).  In the end, I didn't join 
the fight, so I didn't raise the price.  I did dig around the web a bit 
at the time, though:

There's a little Infoworld review of it here:

http://t.co/9yLCtLQ3

It cost $17 dollars in 1980

http://t.co/qCIP61Uv

Thanks for making it available, I'm interested to try it out.

On 2012-11-27 22:51:46 +0000, Antoine Vignau said:

> Yep, it is real, for once. Readable, digitized and now available at 
> http://www.brutaldeluxe.fr/, my latest acquisition: Apple-80, an 8080 
> simulator for the Apple II.
>
> Published by Sybex, developed by Dann McCreary (remember, the author or 
> Disk-o-tape). I had a discussion with him about his software in October 
> after my purchase, you will also find his interesting comment about the 
> software and the "ugly" manual.
>
> I like when those great minds turn back and tell us, the followers, how 
> hard/interesting/fun that period was. Thank you, Dann!
>
> Antoine
>
> nb. for non-WAV users, the ciderpress/cassettes archives are contain 
> the 8080 simulator (in the Sybex folder, no kidding)
>
> ps. this is not a hoax, pfeeeewwww