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Re: Apple clone on an FPGA

Subject: Re: Apple clone on an FPGA
From: Alex Freed <alexf@mirrow.com>
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 15:26:40 -0700
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Michael J. Mahon wrote:

Because the C-One is a reconfigurable computer - it can be severaldifferentmachines. For hobbyists, it offers standardization and lower TCO ifyou want
to run multiple cores.
And, as I suspect the C-One folks are finding out, support for
multiple vintage platforms appeals mainly to the intersection
of several already small communities.

I'm not gonna buy C-one just to do the port. If the C-one folks donate aboard to the project, I'll give them my (ported) Apple file back.

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