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mole42uk · 29th Jun 2015, 9:02 pm

I quickly grew fed up with my MK14 because it didn't have any storage.....and entering a complete routine (one could hardly call them 'programs') on that keypad was to say the least, a tad awkward.

I swapped mine for a mini synthesizer and later bought a NASCOM which did have a cassette interface. But that's another story!

29th Jun 2015, 9:02 pm	#3
mole42uk Nonode Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Resolven, Wales; and Bristol, England Posts: 2,614	Re: The Sinclair / Science of Cambridge MK14 I quickly grew fed up with my MK14 because it didn't have any storage.....and entering a complete routine (one could hardly call them 'programs') on that keypad was to say the least, a tad awkward. I swapped mine for a mini synthesizer and later bought a NASCOM which did have a cassette interface. But that's another story! __________________ Richard Index: recursive loop: see recursive loop