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This mini forum is intended to provide a simple means of discussion about the Cromemco  Z-1 computer. If you want to share your own experience or memories, or add relevant information about this system: post a message! For other purposes like sales messages, hardware & software questions or information requests, please use our main forum.
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Tuesday 22nd November 2005
Tommy (...)

OPPS


It was the IMSAI 8080

they look alike

Tuesday 22nd November 2005
Tommy  (playing halo on my pimped-out 386)

This is the computer from the movie War Games (1983)

The company Cromemco is still building these
on there website, for 8bit programming needs
(they have some that run at 90 mhz)

Sunday 5th January 2003
paul (uk)

thought id post a msg while no one else has, n what an ugly weird thing

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