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> >
> > Consider one more example: in former East Germany they manufactured
> > Z80 clone named U880. So you would exclude the machine fitted with U880
> > from this thread, because its CPU didn`t have proud ,,Z80"
print on its package?
> >
@Zbig:
I wonder if you are really reading my messages, or only responding
because you need to respond...
If you read more carefully my past messages, you would have noticed
that I mentioned, in my 20 august message, this statement:
"Well, in my opinion, in this thread we should discuss only about
standalone retro/homebrew computers provided with the Z80 CPU.
The "real" Z80 (Z84C00) or its "clones" (e.g. MK3880, LH0080, U880,
MMN80CPU, ...) , with clock frequencies up to 20MHz.
Not Z180/Z280/Z800/R800/eZ80 ... "
There is an U880 clearly mentioned here... and you know why?
Because I worked in the 80`s with some East Germany manufactured
computers... what about your past experiences related to East European Z80-based
computers? Bulgarian, East-German, Romanian, Russian... ( I wrote real-time
operating systems for Romanian computers... ).
But, it seems you are not really interested in the facts I
mentioned, because you are targeting only one goal: "I am right, and you are
wrong!"
As for AgonLight, see here:
https://groups.google.com/g/retro-comp/c/nGfo3iKdZkY an opinion...
There are Pros, but also Cons...
But, again, in this conversation, in my opinion, we should talk
only about Z80-based (NOT Z80-compatible) retro/homebrew computers.
My view on the terms Z80 & Z80-compatible is the following:
Z80 = "real" Z80 (Z84C00) or its "clones" (e.g. MK3880, LH0080,
U880, MMN80CPU, ...)
Z80-compatible = Z180/Z280/Z800/R800/eZ80 (...and others)
Once again, as I already said:
"In my opinion, retro computing is a hobby, a recreational activity.
Any categorization, limits or boundaries should be considered
indicative and relative only.
Other, different opinions should always be acknowledged and
accepted... and I will also comply with this rule of common sense.
So, please continue sharing your thoughts here about THIS topic..."
The current topic is "standalone Z80-based retro/homebrew computers".
NOT "standalone Z80-compatible retro/homebrew computers"
Please, if some of you want to debate issues regarding
"Z80-compatible retro/homebrew computers", or any other topic different from
"Z80-based retro/homebrew computers", please do open a new Conversation, with an
appropriate title, because I will not waste any more time responding to
out-of-topic messages.
Ladislau
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