Re: TI-H: BRIAN + GRANT read

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Subject: Re: TI-H: BRIAN + GRANT read
From: "Robert Brack" <reb@netride.com>
Date: Tue, 5 May 1998 09:01:32 -0500
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>Robert, you can make your own progs for game systems...  Didn't you know
>that?

Sure, I wasn't sure how.

>btw...  I have a good idea...we should make a ti92 firmware for the sega
>since it uses the 'same processor'.

Hey, good idea!!!  Sega calc!  Well, wouldn't the teacher get suspicious if
you pulled out a Sega cart in the middle of class 8~þ

>>Playstation Developing = making my own demos
>>the other 2 are my two other 486's the exact same one is used for Linux
and
>>the other is used for Java
>>
>>At 07:44 AM 5/5/98 -0500, you wrote:
>>>
>>>>I have 5
>>>>P5 133 Winbook Laptop XP5 16 MB RAM 1.0 GB (TI Program uploading)
>>>>PII 266 I built 64 MB RAM 4.3 GB
>>>>486DX2 66Mhz I built 32 MB 2.0 GB
>>>
>>>(This one I use for Playstation Deving)
>>>
>>>
>>>??? please explain
>>>
>>>Also, what are the other 2?
>>>
>>>>Just wanted to add my collection to the list :)
>>>>
>>>>>>About computers, I have five:
>>>>>>Comodore 64 (doesn't run much)
>>>>>>Amstrad PC 20 (an 8088 about 4mhz, 20mb hard drive,1/2 MB ram)
>>>>>>Packard Bell Legend 1166 (runs O.K., 4mb RAM, 250 MB hard drive, 33
MHZ)
>>>>>>Toshiba Laptop (Runs Great, 100MHZ, 1.2 G hard drive, 8 MB RAM)
>>>>>>Compaq Presario 4834 (Best Computer and current one, 266MHZ,6.5 G hard
>>>>>>drive, 32MB RAM, video capture card, scanner, etc.)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>I'm sorry if I said to much.
>>>>>>Brian Carpenter
>>>>>>bc2207@hotmail.com
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>I'm not jokeing!  I have a 16MHz 486/68040 (22 MIPS) as my main
>>>>>>computer, a
>>>>>>>16MHz 286/68000 cxomputer again (2 MIPS), and other computers lesser
in
>>>>>>>speed...  :(  I'm in need of speed...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Did I mention it doesn't have an FPU or Math co processor either?  :)
>>>>>>At
>>>>>>>least it has a MMU...
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Mips is million instructions per second...  I have microcontrollers
>>>>>>that go
>>>>>>>faster than my computers...  And they are about $15 a piece!  :)
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>
>>>
>
>

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