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|    Brian Seeley to Robert Bernardo    |
|    Re: Fund raiser for C128D    |
|    10 Sep 22 20:06:25    |
      From: bkseeley@gmail.com              On Saturday, September 3, 2022 at 4:22:25 PM UTC-4, Robert Bernardo wrote:       > I forwarded to Brian the following questions from another user --        >        > * does he have a prototype created yet?        >        > * has he found a manufacturing company and gotten a ballpark estimate        > for the project        >        > * is he recreating or enhancing the keyboard?        >        > * does GoFundMe also have a tier level like Kickstarter (i.e. throw in        > $100 and you get a keyboard, $165 for two keyboards)        >        > * has he matched the color of an original keyboard to a modern day color        > for production, are there other colors available (sacrilegious!)        >        > * what does $15K get the community? it's not clear, does the project        > result in an open source product or just some cash for him?        >        > * does the keyboard have enhancements like processing onboard via an        > ardurino/RPI CM/PLA which then allow its use as a USB device for        > PCs/Macs/or ideally other old retro platforms (VIC-20/C-64/Amiga/TI99 4A/ST)        >        > * how will this work with a non-US C128D?, that will need slightly        > different keycaps, where are the translations/lanuages for the keyboard        > - in ROM?        >        > No reply from Brian yet,        > Robert Bernardo              Unfortunately at this time I am unable to continue this project. I hope to       resume this in the future as I feel it is a good endeavor. Thank you for your       interest in this project. I also received some good suggestions in the       comp.sys.cbm newsgroup. I        have requested a refund to the two members that supported the effort.              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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