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Subject: Re: Computing Editorial (please read)
From: Michael J. Sch�lke <news0301@mjschuelke.de>
Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 22:11:02 +0100
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Holger Petersen wrote:

> Perhaps in Great Britain, but not that much in Germany.
> Here we had a large base of home-soldered or garage-built Apple-][-Clones.
> Made from Taiwanese boards. Mostly with a Z80-card as well as an 80-Char-
> Displaycard. And a lot of them without legal Apple-ROM's and CP/M...
> Some time later those Taiwanese made PC-clone boards. Changeover about
> 1985 (just looking those ads in a german Journal: CT 7/85).

Amstrads were relatively rare in the German home computer market, too, 
which was dominated by the C-64 between 1983 and 1987, when the Amigas 
and ST began to take over. 

Speaking from personal experience: I got interested in computers in 
1984, and ever since, have only seen one PCW in real life.

Regards, 
Michael 

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