#RetroComputing
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opendirectories · 2 days ago
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heavenpierceher · 1 year ago
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kommanderkeen2k · 11 months ago
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Olivetti Module M4-100S
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digitalfossils · 1 month ago
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microgeneration · 10 months ago
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Dorm room with Apple computer, 1994
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byruit · 5 months ago
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Sony HitBit HB-101 (1984)
The HB-101 is part of the MSX standard, a unified home computer architecture developed by Microsoft and ASCII Corporation.
- CPU: Zilog Z80, running at 3.58 MHz
- RAM: 64 KB
- Video: Video Display Processor (VDP) with a maximum resolution of 256 x 192 pixels, supporting up to 16 colors
- Sound: Programmable Sound Generator (PSG) for audio
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selfishdissatisfaction · 20 days ago
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beige machine
i feel for the beige machine
does the machine feel for me?
does it miss me when I'm gone?
do its cables flow like veins
when its shell rusts does it fear death?
i wish i could hold its plastic hand
my stack overflows
i feel for the beige machine
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warakami-vaporwave · 8 months ago
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Twitter84
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computermagazines · 1 year ago
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Ad for the Sharp X1 - Japan, mid 1980s
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cledaydog · 3 months ago
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opendirectories · 22 hours ago
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cravinganescape · 1 year ago
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SONY WM-EX7 (2002)
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kommanderkeen2k · 1 year ago
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The IBM 5150 is perhaps the most influential computer in history. Launched in 1981 under the name Personal Computer, the PC marked the beginning of an architecture that became the industry standard and brought innovations and features that continue to be present in the computers we use until today.
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digitalfossils · 2 months ago
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Oh! PC (1990)
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oldguydoesstuff · 10 months ago
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The "Arithmometer", a mechanical digital calculator patented by French inventor Charles Xavier Thomas in 1820 could add, subtract, multiply and divide and is considered to be the first commercially successful office computing device.
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liminalmindcore · 8 months ago
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Amiga 1000 (1985)( Commodore)
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