IBM PC Convertible Speech Module.

[Curt at Atari Museum]

David - where did you get the name TMA-1 for the Atari Portfolio?     
Internally, all of its design notes and memo references call it PC0



Curt



plato computer wrote:

>you have names for all of your computers?  Beacuse I started looking at 
>the list and didn't remember Commodore ever having a computer called 
>a "Triumph". wow.
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: "David Vohs" <netsurfer_x1 at fastmailbox.net>
>To: cctalk at classiccmp.org
>Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 18:33:27 -1000
>Subject: IBM PC Convertible Speech Module.
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>>Anyone here have the speech module for an IBM PC Convertible
>>they want to get rid of?
>>I just got one of these laptops & was hoping to score one.
>>David M. Vohs
>>Digital Archaeologist & Computer Historian
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>>Computer Collection:
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>>"Triumph": Commodore 64, 1802, 1541, Indus GT, FDD-1, GeoRAM 512,
>>MPS-801.
>>"Leela": Original Apple Macintosh, Imagewriter II.
>>"Delorean": TI-99/4A, TI Speech Synthesizer.
>>"Spectrum": Tandy Color Computer III.
>>"Monolith": Apple Macintosh Portable.
>>"Boombox": Sharp PC-7000.
>>"Butterfly": Tandy 200, PDD-2.
>>"Shapeshifter": Epson QX-10, Comrex HDD, Titan graphics/MS-DOS board.
>>"Scout": Otrona Attache.
>>(prospective) "Pioneer": Apple LISA II.
>>"TMA-1": Atari Portfolio, Memory Expander +
>>"Centaur": Commodore Amiga 2000.
>>"Neon": Zenith Minisport.
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