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   RR>I was referring specifically to used Amiga Hardware or some of the more   
   niche   
     >mmodore 64/128 hardware.   
      
   I see.. I almost bought a Commodore 64 as my fist computer but just   
   before I did I ran into an old friend who told me I could buy parts   
   to build an Apple II Clone computer for about half the price, so I   
   ended up actually building my very first computer.. (1983)   
   This was before I'd ever touched a computer. I knew I wanted to   
   get into them but hadn't had the chance yet.   
      
   I even made a point of not buying a Floppy Drive at first so that   
   I wouldn't get involved playing games and such before learning the   
   computer inside-out and how to write software. I had a tape drive   
   on it to save any programs I wrote and, if I wanted to play games,   
   I had to write them myself, sometimes from scratch and sometimes   
   I'd buy a book with a program in it to copy out and, once I got it   
   running, I usually found ways to make my version work better than   
   the original..   B)   
      
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