Machines with Cartridge ROMs

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From: Richard Siegel
Date: Mon, 22 Jun 1987 13:17

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I quote: 

"Um, seems I remember the TI/994A and a variety of other computers had package
designs that let you put the ROM chip in--temporarily--through a cartridge.
"

Right! That includes the coleco Adam, right? Remember those two machines
? Are they still on the market? What?

Be real.

		--Rich

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