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LNW80 Computer
 The LNW80 Computer by LNW Research Corporation was a TRS 80 Model 1 clone computer that ran at 4 Mhz.
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A New FDC Board for S-100 Systems
For people that may be interested in building a new S-100 Floppy disk controller (FDC) board that can be configured to work with most 8 and 5 (soft sectored) disks I have designed and built a new Z80 based Western Digital 2793 FDC board. With Andrew's help (3 prototype boards later!) we now h... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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TRS 80 Model 12
 S/N plate for a TRS 80 Model 12 26-4004 computer. 64K, one 8" disk drive.
After making a few diskcopies the power supply failed, there is no 12V. So I decided to remove the disk drive for use with m... read more
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Catweasel / Disk Archives
This log will contain info on using the catweasel MK4plus PCI card to image Tandy 8" disks. I have dedicated a PC to this purpose. I have two projects in progress at the moment 1. Archive Atari 800 format disks 2. Archive TRS 80 8" disks So far I have set up the system and ran a few "ea... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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CBM 8088 co-processor schematic / ROM
Scanned schematic and 8088/6509 interprocess communications ROM from the original CBM document. (or a 1st gen copy). With this you can build your own 8088 co processor for your B series Commodore. download... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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Houston Instrument DMP-29 Plotter
 This Houston Instrument company model DMP-29 Digital Plotter.
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TRON 3D Vintage Computer Sigtings
Allow me to claim first report of the following in the Flynn arcade back office / computer lab 1. Digital RL01 drives in a rack with an 11/34 or 11/70 on the bottom 2. Commodore 1571 drive (it was a prop on the bottom shelf of a little end table, covered with dust) There were other misc... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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Retro Computing Roundtable Podcast #4
Retro Computing Roundtable podcast. http://bit.ly/iazQ2S David Greelish (host) Earl Evans Jason Scott Bill Degnan (me)... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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The TRS-80 Digitizer - An Early Scanner
 The TRS-80 Digitizer was an early document scanner that was primarily used by Model 1 and Coco users. The scanner was primitive and was not used for business applications.
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NEC Spinwriter 3530 Printer
 Before making an attempt to break into the computer and computer display markets, NEC was most known for it's high quality business printers.
Before laser printers replaced them, the daisywhee... read more
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Radio Shack TRS-80 VoxBox
 The VoxBox Speech Recognition Device allowed a person to save their voice patterns into their TRS-80 Model 1 computer for voice rec... read more
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The Litton Sweda International
 The Floppy Disk Model 8452 by Litton Sweda. No information is forthcoming about the computer that used this drive.
Litton Sweda International business equipment, cash registers, and like many c... read more
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TRS 80 Eight Meg Disk System
 The TRS 80 Eight Meg Disk System was a monstrous hard drive, very fragile, and cost thousands of dollars in the early 1980's.
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LIFE Simulations on PDP 8/e
I have been running LIFE simulations using various symbolic patterns. Here is a sample: Spontaneous Generation of Squirrels http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-H-h-s5IpM Christian Cross Prophet http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7H-wb89WvoE Die, Nazi http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qcV8CZBAcVU... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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Computer News 80
I have been given a set of Computer News 80 newsletters. Volume 1.1 through 2.2. I will post copies if it's legal..Contact me if you're looking for these. I have not found an online archive. Doing a little checking I have learned that Computer News 80 was created by... read more - Total messages in this thread: 1 |
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