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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #300 on: 2024.September.06. 18:57:43 »
"The cursor translation lever..." :lol:

It was a good translation in the sense that I could understand it. But if I type "joystick" into Google Translate it gives me "Джойстик" and if translate that back to English it gives me "joystick" again. So presumably the original text did not use that word!

Yes. Original text use "...lever-stick which allows the cursor to be..."

Found this article from Domus magazine at Scribd (unfortunatly pages are cropped).

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #302 on: 2024.September.07. 22:11:07 »
It would be interesting to know what they write, as i see it is Dutch, and as i remember some RAM expansion was produced in Netherland.

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #303 on: 2024.September.07. 22:58:57 »
It would be interesting to know what they write, as i see it is Dutch, and as i remember some RAM expansion was produced in Netherland.

As I see just usual overviews.

In attach you can see texts.

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #304 on: 2024.September.08. 14:06:57 »
Thx, i will check :)

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #305 on: 2024.September.08. 21:33:23 »
Personal Computing Today 1985.03
https://archive.org/details/personalcomputingtoday198503/page/n9/mode/2up?q=enterprise
Enterprise 64 overview.



Computing Today 85.07

Printer EP80+

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #306 on: 2024.September.08. 23:06:41 »
Another design magazine Design #419 (Nov 1983) with interesting article about EP design.

https://archive.org/details/sim_design_1983-11_419/page/n63/mode/2up


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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #307 on: 2024.September.10. 17:57:26 »
Practical Electronics 1986.05-11

PE HobbyBus project for various home microcomputers.
(I extracted related pages from those issues)


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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #309 on: 2024.September.11. 20:43:37 »
R. A. Penfold - MIDI Projects
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https://archive.org/details/midi-projects-ra-penfoldacme/page/n7/mode/2up?q=enterprise+128

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MIDI interfacing enables any so equipped instruments, regardless of the manufacturer, to be easily connected together and used as a sophisticated system. The MIDI interface also permits easy computer control of these complex systems, and a few MIDI instruments plus a suitable computer and interface can provide the user with what is virtually a programmable orchestra.

The main part of this book deals with the “missing link", by providing details of how to interface many popular home computers with MIDI systems. Machines covered include the Amstrad CPC464 and 6128, the CBM 64 and-VIC-20, the BBC model В, MTX and MSX machines аs well as the Sinclair QL, Spectrum and ZX81. Also covered is interfacing MIDI equipment to analogue and percussion synthesisers.



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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #310 on: 2024.September.11. 21:17:16 »
Electronics & Music Maker 1983.12

https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Elecctronics-Music-Maker/Electronics-&-Music-Maker-1983-12-S-OCR.pdf#page=66

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Everyday Electronics 1985.08
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Everyday-Electronics/80s/Everyday-Electronics-1985-08-S-OCR.pdf
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Another mention of Eureca Informatique as French distributor. (previous)


Everyday Electronics 1986.07
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Everyday-Electronics/80s/Everyday-Electronics-1986-07-S-OCR.pdf

Article about computer interfaces.


Everyday Electronics 1987.05
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Everyday-Electronics/80s/Everyday-Electronics-1987-05-S-OCR.pdf#search=%22elan%20enterprise%20128k%22

In this issue include one interesting advert:
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Bunch of Enterprises selling out by £39.95 price.


Everyday Electronics 1987.06
https://www.worldradiohistory.com/UK/Everyday-Electronics/80s/Everyday-Electronics-1987-06.pdf

And they all sold!
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Here additional advert with note at background "SORRY. SOLD OUT." With EP in full complection they sell bare motherboards with Dave/Nick chips.
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And later they sell even motherboards without this chips (Everyday Electronics 1987.09)

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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
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Re: Allsorts of interesting finds
« Reply #314 on: 2024.September.18. 23:39:39 »
Found high quality scans of Popular Computer Weekly magazine.
And now possible to see covers of The Artist and Jammin' from this post.

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