Colecovision?
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nobaloney
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Do you mean the Commodore 128? While it's got a significantly improved keyboard from the Commodore Pet, I don't think there's a decent TCP/IP stack for it.
Try the TRS-80 Model 3 or Model IV; they had fairly good connectivity.
Colecovision was an excellent box, and the fact that tens of thousands of webhosting companies through the world still use them to host literally millions of domains, proves it.
And I have a bridge running between Manhattan and Brooklyn I'd just love to sell, if you're interested. While it's currently licensed for open access, changing the license to closed access could result in a unique profit opportunity.
Jeff
Try the TRS-80 Model 3 or Model IV; they had fairly good connectivity.
Colecovision was an excellent box, and the fact that tens of thousands of webhosting companies through the world still use them to host literally millions of domains, proves it.
And I have a bridge running between Manhattan and Brooklyn I'd just love to sell, if you're interested. While it's currently licensed for open access, changing the license to closed access could result in a unique profit opportunity.
Jeff
nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
I was VP of Programma International; we did a lot of software for early TRS-80s and Commodores.
And now to answer the question; at one time "Colecovision" was the code for one of the beta licenses, perhaps an early BSD license, but I can't be sure.
The bridge would be a great profit opportunity with good management.
Jeff
And now to answer the question; at one time "Colecovision" was the code for one of the beta licenses, perhaps an early BSD license, but I can't be sure.
The bridge would be a great profit opportunity with good management.
Jeff