Day 7 of #Amigapril
Here are some stats on the PiStorm-powered A1200. I think the number in picture two right of the individual Amiga models is the factor how much faster this one is compared to the specific model. This is of course only the CPU crunching power and doesn't affect the graphic capabilities. But this thing can now do 1274 times as much maths as my A600 from back then 
Habe noch immer ein großes Konvolut an original #Apple #VintageMacintosh Disketten günstig abzugeben:
Probando la demo de "El Cartero", el nuevo juego que se viene para C64, con gráficos de Adrián Marcelo Bonnette. Excelente música y jugabilidad, esperamos la versión final 
Probando la demo de "El Cartero", el nuevo juego que se viene para C64, con gráficos de Adrián Marcelo Bonnette. Excelente música y jugabilidad, esperamos la versión final
@loke @quazarsamcoupe yeah, it’s just a frustrating limitation on a machine which was so advanced in every other way. As home computers go, nothing really matched it.
Actually, I wonder if it would be fair to say the #Atari #Falcon was the most powerful #homeComputer to have ever existed (before that whole category was made obsolete by PCs)?
USB 2X Joystick Adapter selbst gemacht
Um einen alten Joystick, wie den Competition Pro, an einen modernen PC anzuschließen, brauchen man einen Adapter. Das liegt daran, dass die alten Joysticks von Heimcomputern eine Schnittstelle haben, die heutige Computer nicht mehr ha…
#adapter #Atari #avrdude #Basteln #Blog #commodore #db9 #diy #Hardware #Homecomputer #joystick #löten #Mikrocontroller #Projekt #retro #Sinchai #smd #Spielen #usb
I want “home computer” to come back into parlance.
Who’s with me? #HomeComputer
Not to over generalize, but ... is #GenX the first and last generation that has a substantially large cohort who generally knows how computers work from top to bottom? #sysadmin #HomeComputer
Our unit still has stickers for Yugoslav characters once used with it! 
Guess who's joining our collection? It's the TRS-80 Model III, complete with documentation and a treasure trove of fascinating software! 
The Kaypro II, a beloved 1980s computer, was famously used by Arthur C. Clarke to write "2010." It featured a Zilog Z80 processor and 64KB of RAM. Though marketed as portable, its 13 kg weight made it more suitable for desktops. Popular in the U.S., it ran on CP/M and was known for its sturdy design and large display. 
The TI-99/4A, a product of Texas Instruments, stands as an iconic figure in the realm of home computing during the late 1970s and early 1980s. Introduced in June 1981, it was a significant player in the burgeoning home computer market, competing with the likes of the Apple II, Commodore 64, and Atari 8-bit series.
Another one: Name the game! This is also an early nineties CRPG.
