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Mighty MK-52: The Spaceworthy Soviet-era Calculator – The Electronics Deli

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A repository of bitmapped fonts from disused operating systems and graphical user interfaces.

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Did you know that you can 100% legally get & run WordPerfect for free? - Liam on Linux — LiveJournal

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Colossus - The Greatest Secret in the History of Computing [1:00:26]

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The Cybiko Experience: a Handheld Computer for Year 2000 Teens [30:10]

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Computer problems

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Repairing A Vintage HP 9825 The Hard Way

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CoCoWares. All the hardware and software for your Color Computer

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CoCo~123 Volume 41 Issue 1 - Spring 2021 - Glenside Color Computer Club

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comp.os.cpm is still active, 38 years after the last release of CP/M 3.1

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This Commercial Kitchen Appliance Uses an Original Pentium Clone CPU (and Runs DOS)! [18:07]

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Adobe Goes After 27-Year Old 'Pirated' Copy of Acrobat Reader 1.0 for MS-DOS * TorrentFreak

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BYTE Magazine Covers Archive (contains PDFs)

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I replaced mine every few weeks. [460x391 - 190KB]

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I haven't bought new pants for years, why do I have to keep buying new PCs?

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The 40-Year-Old Version: ZX81's sleek plastic case shows no sign of middle-aged spread

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TI's Project X – The Keystroke Programmable Calculator that couldn't be

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Hacking the NEC P3 mobile phone, 1990's style [16:15]

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Amiga Now Includes HDMI By Way Of A Raspberry Pi Daughterboard

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Reverse-engineering the clock chip in the first MOS calculator

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making Apple II cassette audio using the Epple-II emulator – We Saw a Chicken …

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Cemetery of Soviet computers ⋆ Russian Urban Exploration

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Best use of Yamaha OPL3 I've heard so far

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The Computer Chronicles - Laptops (1989) [29:45]

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Reverse-engineering the classic MK4116 16-kilobit DRAM chip

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