behold, a machine

[hardwiredd]

this picture of the inside of a panasonic ag-500r... oh my gof...ihave corvuid

[arcadebroke]

[vizreef]

Teleram P-1800 // portable computer (US, 1974)

[vizreef]

Teleram Portabubble/81 // transmit terminal (US, 1981)

[formlab]

National / Panac JE-840, 1974

[vizreef]

Philips EL3585/00 // portable open reel tape recorder (1964)

[awwfulsounds]

HP 620LX palmtop computer running Windows CE 1998 (x)

[awwfulsounds]

Commodore Amiga 3000 1990 (x)

[adafruit]

🎄💾🗓️ Day 1: Retrocomputing Advent Calendar - Apple II 🎄💾🗓️

We kick things off with the legendary Apple II! Released in 1977, it was one of the first highly successful personal computers, known for its revolutionary design, colorful graphics, and expandability. Created by Steve Wozniak, the Apple II sparked the personal computing revolution.

This was Ladyada's first computer, used at school to learn touch-typing, write essays, LOGO, and make calendars with print shop

The games are now memes - Number Munchers, Oregon Trail, and Odell Lake. Almost 40 years later, we can still hear the teacher telling us to "Kill the Corvus"

and carefully placing our 5.25" diskette in the hard case after class to take it home.

[playbox]

[playbox]

[eessttaa]

[technoplanet]

ibm palm top pc 110, measuring only 158 by 133 by 33 mm (6.2 by 5.2 by 1.3 in) and weighting about 630 g (1.39 lb) with the battery inserted

[xanaxfarts]

The inside of a Sony PlayStation Photog. Robert Storost

[jjjjjjjjjjohn]

1983 Commodore Video Monitor Model 1702

[yodaprod]

Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce at the Cottons Centre in London Bridge City (1988)

[digitalmemoriez]

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