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Using Slow Memory Chips? Has It Been Done?

Authors

Donald Lambert

Publication

CRAGIST Newsletter

Pub Details

CRAGIST Newsletter Jan-Feb 1990

Date

Jan-Feb 1990

Pages

4
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I have a question that is prompted by my being in possession of some EPROMs and also some RAM chips that may be too slow for the standard speed ZX81 or the TS 2068.

Tags

TS 1000 TS 2068

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