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Started by fred
Wed, 19 Dec 1984 17:22
Atari and 68000
Author: fred
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 1984 17:22
Date: Wed, 19 Dec 1984 17:22
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[] Computer System News for Dec 17 indicates that Jack Tramiel has announced the ST130, a 68000-based system under $400 to compete with the MacIntosh. The operating system (supposedly called TOS, Tramiel O.S., but I have my doubts that it will be marketed that way) was developed with Digital Research. That's what the article said. A little short on specifics. But guessing from the ubiquitous GEM showings at Comdex, I suspect that this is the MacIntosh-like interface involved. The OS is, then, likely to be related to CP/M or Concurrent DOS.
Re: Atari and 68000
Author: Keith Doyle
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 1984 19:05
Date: Fri, 21 Dec 1984 19:05
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>Computer System News for Dec 17 indicates that Jack Tramiel has announced
>the ST130, a 68000-based system under $400 to compete with the MacIntosh.
>The operating system (supposedly called TOS, Tramiel O.S., but I have my
>doubts that it will be marketed that way) was developed with Digital
>Research.
> That's what the article said. A little short on specifics. But
>guessing from the ubiquitous GEM showings at Comdex, I suspect that this
>is the MacIntosh-like interface involved. The OS is, then, likely to be
>related to CP/M or Concurrent DOS.
Boy that'd be nice! Where does the line start? If its a 68000 for
under $400, I don't care if it dosen't have ANY operating system!
Gimme Gimme!
Keith Doyle
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