Max F Lang wrote:
> I still have my Kaypro 4, and still use the darn thing. Not only for
> programming, using both the HiC and Mix C compilers, but WordStar
> works like a champ and so does DBaseII. And it happily serves as a
> serial terminal to the headless file server. There's nothing like
> seeing a bash prompt on that tiny 9" screen... ;-p
>
> I'm so worried about it dying someday that I have the service manual
> and a few extra parts for it, just in case. It's been with me for
> so many years, it'll be the one computer I'll cry over when it's
> gone. May that day be many years from now.
If you would like another Kaypro, I have one stored in my garage as
well. In fact, there are a number of things in the garage that need to
go at some point ;)
"Some day, I'll do it eBay."
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