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Re: Who Needs MAME? ... Introducing the Vintage Gaming System v1.0

Subject: Re: Who Needs MAME? ... Introducing the Vintage Gaming System v1.0
From: "Mike Leavitt" <ac998@lafn.org>
Date: 19 Apr 2004 19:38:30 -0700
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Hello John Van Winkle
> I think its cool.  I understand about the "one step ahead of the wife's
> wrath".   I like the idea of all those systems in such a small area.  Great
> way to demostrate to the kids/grandkids about the early systems and what
> they could do before they get hooked on the latest and greatest.  Keep up
> the ideas!

Would have been more difficult to do with the TI if you had included
the old fire box, as big as an IBM or Amiga 2000 (almost).
-- 
Mike Leavitt

References:
- Who Needs MAME? ... Introducing the Vintage Gaming System v1.0
  - From: "Nick Miller" <nick@computer-history.org>
- Re: Who Needs MAME? ... Introducing the Vintage Gaming System v1.0
  - From: "John Van Winkle" <appleiieman@charter.net>

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