From: msmcdoug@no.spam.iinet   
      
   Larry wrote:   
      
   > I'm partial to the 4P, too.  The 4, 4D, and 4P can run CP/M, Model 4   
   > mode, or Model III mode.  If you want cassette capability, the 4P is not   
   > a choice. I'm not sure if the 4D has cassette.  The 4P screen is   
   > generally quite readable.  I'd suggest getting a gate array version, with   
   > the green screen and clustered arrow keys.  My original 4P needs periodic   
   > tweaking of an adjustable capacitor for the 80-column mode.   
      
   I'd concur, you can't go past Model (I)/III/4/CP/M compatibility in one box,   
   though if you're going to want to play games, the clustered arrow keys   
   aren't my first choice - every tried playing "Penetrator" with those?   
      
   Regards,   
      
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