The ‘Kaleidoscope’ was the example application of the Hardware Development Kit which was sold in the press as “Allowing 32768 colours” but in reality was just a tinkerers toy with resistors pulling down the RGB lines on the output.
As for the Meg - depends whether you had one or not really :)
The 800kB RamDisc was very, very useful as a virtual second drive for copying discs via the BACKUP command.
I modified many programs like Sam C to use the Ram disc for holding the libraries for compilation which was ace.
Kaleidoscope
The ‘Kaleidoscope’ was the example application of the Hardware Development Kit which was sold in the press as “Allowing 32768 colours” but in reality was just a tinkerers toy with resistors pulling down the RGB lines on the output.
As for the Meg - depends whether you had one or not really :)
The 800kB RamDisc was very, very useful as a virtual second drive for copying discs via the BACKUP command.
I modified many programs like Sam C to use the Ram disc for holding the libraries for compilation which was ace.