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		By: Andrew Reilly		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Unrequited nostalgia!  I followed the TRS-80 link, hoping to find something about the Z-80-in-keyboard computer that I first met in about 1980, but no: this is the Johnny-come-lately portable thing with the eight-line LCD screen.  I&#039;m sure it was all manner of cool at the time, but I never met one.  I can&#039;t even complain about the re-use of the name, because there&#039;s at least another completely different thing with the same name that ran on a 6809 and could do color.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Unrequited nostalgia!  I followed the TRS-80 link, hoping to find something about the Z-80-in-keyboard computer that I first met in about 1980, but no: this is the Johnny-come-lately portable thing with the eight-line LCD screen.  I&#8217;m sure it was all manner of cool at the time, but I never met one.  I can&#8217;t even complain about the re-use of the name, because there&#8217;s at least another completely different thing with the same name that ran on a 6809 and could do color.</p>
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