I was nine years old with a brand new shiny Commodore Vic-20 with I-don't-remember-how-much(little) ram of memory and probably a sub-kilohertz cpu. :) I used a tape drive for my storage medium. It was a fun machine. Too bad I didn't use it to its potential...
I still have it in fact. I wonder if I could sell it on ebay? Would that be blasphemous? I still have the original RF modulator and everything!! :) I have a 64K ram extender card too. I bet the sucker would still boot if I tried plugging it in. Hmmm, I should try that! :)
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- Jim
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