Computers

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Attic or Garret / TimeMachine (SHARP2)

Tandy Model 2000 (with 80186 processor)

カタログ　MZ-1５００　②

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The history of computing spans thousands of years - from the primitive notched bones found in Africa, to the invention of abacus in 2400 BC, to Charles Babbage's Difference Engine in 1883, to the rise of the popularity of Personal Computers (PCs) in the 1970s. For the most part, this timeline is marked by devices that bear little or no resemblance to present-day machines both in form and capabilities.We've had many posts on Neatorama about the newest and greatest in computers and technology...

If you’re like me, you’ve once or twice seen the near future in the form of Spielberg’s action-packed take on Philip K. Dick’s Minority Report. Not precogs, precrime, or pre-arrests, so much, nor the ubiquitous floating ads, but the scenes in which Tom Cruise’s character controls his tech by speaking to it and waving … Continue reading "The Control Panel Archive: The Tactile Beauty of Buttons, Meters, Knobs and Dials"

Retro Computer Friday - The Sharp MZ-2000! The door to the right of the monitor is for cassette tape storage. The computer needed to have a tape loaded in order to load BASIC during boot up. If the tape wasn't in there you would get a prompt from the computer and the cassette door would open automatically. Kind of like the Terminator....if the Terminator had 64KB of RAM and a Z80 CPU at 4mhz.

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Amstrad Schneider CPC-464