just some of the the changes in design for the Penguin Symbol on old Penguin Paperbacks
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just some of the the changes in design for the Penguin Symbol on old Penguin Paperbacks
Huh. It's not supposed to do that.
The lowest data bit of keyboard seems to oscillate when I press the N key, and sometimes that means the bit appears high when it should appear low. This results in typing an O instead. Every other key seems to be reasonable consistent.
What's also not consistent is that sometimes I get double key presses, which isn't great, but I can't seem to capture the strobe doing that. I need to see what it's doing on the scope in order to get an idea of what I'm trying to fix.
Yay early 1970s keyboards...
Canon Palmtronic MULTI-8, 1977
Fujitsu Bubcom 80 with an acoustic coupler for communication (1983)
The Usonian Chair designed by Frank Lloyd Wright around 1939
Chair from the Dorothy H. Turkel House, Detroit, IL, USA, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright around 1955
Apple I, 1976
Apple Macintosh XL (1985)
Here’s a weird, underrated footnote in Apple history: the Macintosh XL was essentially an Apple Lisa 2 rebranded as a Macintosh. Apple’s goal was simple—move remaining Lisa inventory and reposition it for the growing Mac ecosystem.
What made it “Mac”? The key was MacWorks XL, software that enabled Macintosh (64K ROM) emulation, letting the machine run many Mac apps—while still retaining its Lisa roots.
Launched January 1, 1985
Motorola 68000 @ 5 MHz
512 KB RAM, expandable up to 2 MB
Built-in 12" display with 720×364 resolution
3.5" 400K floppy + internal 10 MB hard drive
Canon Palmtronic MULTI-8, 1977
Philips 22 RH 892 record player / receiver combo (The Netherlands, 1970)
Telefunken Musikus 108V de Luxe (Germany, 1970)
Videophone by Ericsson, 1971.
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