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I really apologize,

it`s my mistake, because of my insufficient knowledge of the English language...

 I was 100% convinced that "Z80-based" is different from
"Z80-compatible"... it turns out not!

 I`m sorry for the misunderstanding, it`s never late to improve my
skills in mastering the English language!

 So, in the end, I learned something remarkable: RC2014 is a good
example of an "8080-based" retro computer...

Ladislau


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