A Commodore Geek's Mind

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I tested this in college at Compaq in Houston https://ift.tt/2LpLSkc

Sharp VZ-3000 https://ift.tt/2v8lOiC

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Este fabuloso reloj digital no sólo tenía alarma, cronómetro o calculadora, sino que también ofrecía una utilísima agenda de teléfonos. https://ift.tt/2LdwHK4

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“theswinginsixties: Sound and Vision: A Design Centre Publication by Peter E. M. Sharp, 1968. ” https://ift.tt/2zDNIIz

APRIL 4, 1975: Bill Gates, nineteen, co-founds Microsoft with Paul Allen. The company begins in New Mexico and moves to Bellevue, Washington, in 1979. https://ift.tt/2ucT47J

The TRS-80 was the third computer I ever programmed on. https://ift.tt/2u96lzh

Fuck you IBM - A photo captured nearly 30 years ago and brought to light this week shows a shaggy-haired Steve Jobs, clad in blue jeans and a leather jacket, expressing his affection for then rival IBM while walking the streets of New York City in the lead up to the launch of the first Mac. https://ift.tt/2zlnA5g

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Computing, 1967 style. https://ift.tt/2Mkz4ID

DEC VT52 computer terminal (1975) produced by Digital Equipment Corporation. The screen display was 24 rows by 80 columns and this was the first model to feature WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) text editing, lowercase text and bi-directional scrolling. https://ift.tt/2JAgFpn

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The World's First Space-Age Word Game! This looks awful, like how would this even work? https://ift.tt/2rbrQxV

OHIO Scientific Superboard II also called Model 600, was quite the same board as the british clone Compukit UK-101. It came in only ready built version and did not featured neither power regulation on board - User had to build or buy a 5V external power supply - nor RF modulator to display on a standard TV, but only a composite video output. https://ift.tt/2K165Zk