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Date: Thu, 29 May 2003 15:47:26 +0100
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>>then I upgraded to a BBC model B (in '83 iirc)
>>I still have it here
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slightly ambiguous, it's the BBC I have, not the 380Z,

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>Wow! That's almost exactly my history too! Thanks for the link, it
>brought back many happy memories. The 380Z had the best
>"Software front panel" (in ROM), that I've ever seen, before or since.
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just basic for me, I was 10/11 y.o.
We only got access to it outside of school hours but luckily I was the
only one of the 1000+ pupils interested in doing so.