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I don't know CP/M, don't even know if it's worth learning. I don't need a boat anchor (no boat) and the door stay open or shut by itself - besides that, it's way too big a doorstop for my little shanty.
I reckon it accepts a 5.25 floppy disk, I base that on the listed specs, not on my observation of a drive slot... I'll be sure to look this evening when I get home.
So, any suggestions what I could do with this beast?
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Thanks for the great laugh.
Here's a link from CREATIVE COMPUTING, May 1984:
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You have to love this:
The basic two-drive system (MD2, as it is called) includes an 8-bit, Z80 main processor with 64K of memory, two serial ports, one parallel port, a green phosphor terminal, seven bundled software packages, and two 5 1/4 double density, floppy disk drives (storing 200K each)--all at a retail price of $1599.
...You are now the world's leading authority...
It's great to know that I can still fish.
Pong is a good idea.. for those times when I tire of solitaire. However, I live off the grid, and those two batteries run down pretty quickly when powering the Morrow. I can see where I'll need to invest in a few more batteries, maybe another solar panel.
I do need a mailbox, maybe. But right now all I would get is junk mail. Seems a waste of a good computer.
My last new car was a 1969 Dodge with Red Dale motorhome coach mounted. I had to sell it before I left Idaho last summer, so I am in the market for another "new" car. Maybe I can trade the Morrow for a Schwin.
It would be a unique item on Christie's. e-bay might be better suited.
I don't have any guns, but my wanna-be-thug dope-dealing neighbors do. It might be worth shooting at if it would stop them from putting holes in the water storage tanks.
It would be real nice if I can get the thing to print labels for my widgets (I'm back in the widget business, this time for myself). The bigger problem might be locating 80-up tractor feed labels.