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jd
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 Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 9:49 am Post subject: is it worth it? |
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Hi, some guy wants to give away this typewritter... what chip is inside you think?
Is it worth it ?
Called "Facit" I think... |
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Qwerty
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This is an old MECHANICAL typewriter.
There are no chips inside !  |
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jd
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Big thanx ! I woulda wasted my time !
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JAC
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jd
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What's the big deal?
So I forgot to check if it was electric or not 
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sammyc
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 12:12 pm Post subject: |
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heheheheheheeheheheheheh
chips inside..... funny man.. lololol
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pinkie
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I found some V20's in electric typewriters. 
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Cpuswe
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| Posted: Tue Nov 28, 2006 1:26 pm Post subject: |
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And FACIT is swedish by the way!
(They also made computers in the late 50:s and 60:s for the military industry around Saab.)
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CPUbar
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I ever saw Z80 in electric typewriters.
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ROTFLMAO
I thought you were pulling our legs when I first saw this thread, I didn't realise you genuinely thought it might be electric (the lack of a power connection should have been a giveaway...).
I agree that it's worth checking if they are collectable. Something you and I might think is junk might be a treasure chest to someone else (after all, we all collect chips that others would just bin or melt down, and in some cases we would pay $100's...)
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jd
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Yeah.. see that's the only picture I got for it, I simply thought that the power cord was missing, hence why I don't see the sides or back , is why I thought it might have been electric But it's nice to know that the brand is an important one to look for in electric (thanx cpuswe).
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