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Dear Patrons

I've got a long-form humdinger of an episode for you today that's been in the works for a while, and is jammed full of useful info and fun moments. I hope you love it as much as I loved make it for you guys. 

As always don't hesitate to let me know any corrections or suggestions.

Now let's explore the Plus/4!...

Your friend in retro,
Perifractic

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Let's Explore The Commodore Plus/4!

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Paul Jacobson

It's a great computer in it's own right, just a shame it had to follow the C64 =/ Also I'f anyone hasn't read them, it is well worth getting Brian Bagnall's Commodore history books, they are chock full of stuff about these machines.