From: whatever@nospam.noemail   
      
   In article <1i560st.d3l1q811i69xsN%fake@example.com>, fake@example.com   
   (tim lindner) wrote:   
      
   > whatever  wrote:   
   >   
   > > In article <1i546l5.536qrkcrgb04N%fake@example.com>, fake@example.com (tim   
   > > lindner) wrote:   
   > > > By the CoCo 2 era Tandy didn't put the RAM size on the outside of the   
   > > > case. This continued for the CoCo 3.   
   > >   
   > >   
   > > Wow, then all the CoCo 3 computers I've ever seen must have been   
   > > prototypes, as they as are labeled Tandy Color Computer 3 128K   (or maybe   
   > > the 128K was at the other end of the label, but I do know it was there).   
   > >   
   > > Tandy never supplied a 512K label, but I remember some third party   
   > > advertiser in the Rainbow was making and selling 512K Tandy Color Computer   
   > > 3 labels for a short while. Not sure of the quality of the label (how   
   > > shiney, how durable, etc.) as I never saw one of those in person.   
   >   
   > I can be a bone head sometimes. Yes, all the CoCo 3s came labeled with   
   > 128k RAM.   
   >   
   > And I've never seen a 512k emblem.   
      
      
      
      
      
   Hahhah, don't worry about it.  :)  Just a mis-post.   
   I've never seen a 512K Tandy Color Computer 3 emblem either. I'm very sure   
   that Tandy never made/sold such labels, but I am fairly certain, for a   
   short period in time, that one of the advertisors in The Rainbow sold a   
   512K decal label for Tandy CoCo 3 owners.  Never actually saw one in   
   person, and I don't know if it had the word "Tandy" on it.....though I   
   suspect it did and suspect it looked exactly the same as the original   
   label on the CoCo 3 (aside from replaceing the 128K with 512K on the   
   label).   
      
   When I upgraded by CoCo 3 back in the day, with a Disto 512K upgrade   
   board, I printed out a "512K" label using my DMP-105 and VIP Writer, and   
   stuck it on just to the right of the Tandy label on the top of the CoCo 3   
   case.  Looked cheap and amatuer, but at the time I could sleep proud at   
   night knowing that everyone could see I had a whopping 512K of RAM.   In   
   hindsight, it seems kind of boneheaded of me.   :)   
      
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