Oh, that book....I remember that back at school in the mid 80's....haven't seen that in ages

Thing is it had a lot of competition from computer specific (i.e. atari/commodore/acorn, Amstrad/sinclair/msx) 6502/z80 books and was a bit thin on the ground content wise (compared to general and computer ...

Interesting that you say that (i.e. that there's v. little interest in this site by Atari/Commodore users) since i would have thought that along with Apple as well as Atari and 8/16bit Nintendo desktop game systems, that in itself forms the majority of the 6502 user base and therefore the target ...

I appreciate that the majority of people here prefer pucka (as in real) hardware to work with (in regards to 6502 work/projects etc),. thing is since emulation is free, it's a quicker and easier way to get to young people...

As you mentioned, we're up to our armpits in simulators and emulators ...

First link doesn't work...Can someone upload the pdf/ebook here or just the text

I was reading a pdf (ebook) version of 'the black book of the comm. 128'

In the prelude to the main text, where it gave a potted history of commodore upto the c128, it mentioned that just before commodore developed or released the comm. pet it did some deal with tandy/radio shack where commodore ...

I was reading some commodore site previously (i think it might have been lemon 64 or it might have been someone else) and it had sections or parts of a chapter of Brian Bagnals new Commodore History book (which essentially has most of the content of 'Home computer wars' and continues the story as ...

Well, one idea would be to network with the other classic/retro platform sites like csdb, lemon amiga/c64, atariage etc etc (not forgetting the ones for the beeb/acorns and the apples) and also create a youtube/blog for the twenty somethings and younger

Also to network with the various emulation ...