Amazingly although the disk hadn't been accessed in over a decade (though was stored in a Cool Dry Place^{TM}), everything worked first time. The little jobby with a keyboard and built-in screen on the left is a Cambridge Z88, being used as an emergency VT52 terminal in this case.
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So, that will go under the heading if 'Information System Archaeologist' ? :)
I think that the productisable synergistic paradigm is "modernising legacy architecture" ;-)
That's not a Z88. It's a new MacBook. Keyboard gives it away. ;-)
I had a similar thought meself...
Wow, I'd forgotten about to RM380Z, iirc it had a bigger brother a 480Z, I think this is what we has at school along with a couple of CBM PET's. Ahh, I remember those days, I miss my BBC Model B, I regret ever having sold it.
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