Microbee - The Australian Educational Computer of the 80s
Jason Fitzpatrick talks to Ewan J. Wordsworth about the original Microbee computer from Australia as well as the recent re-released version that uses SD Card to load the original software. The Microbee was very much the Australian equivalent of the BBC Microcomputer in the UK in that it was heavily used in education throughout the 1980s.
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Christopher Curry
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