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Bleeping Relics is a web project i ve launched.
About video reviewing vintage electronic handheld games and tabletops.
Here is the Bleeping Relics' Flickr Set
All the pictures in this set have been taken by me. (some pics were only meant to be for ebay listing, i am giving them a second life even if the quality isn't always top).
Project Homepage:
Watch the episode here:
It still works! Now to try and remember how you load files off Microdrive... there's also a mod my eldest brother did for me to get composite video out. That's the cable snaking off at the top. Note the Psion software starter pack - whatever happened to them?!
Arguably the most important part of the ZX Spectrum was the BASIC programming manual which taught a generation of schoolkids something of the fundamentals of coding.
NOW WHERE THE FRICK IS MY RASPBERRY PI!?
The 48k ZX Spectrum with its ZX Printer - 25 years old this month. How the world of computing changed in that quarter century yet today people still want the games we used to play on this. Remember, Manic Miner?
Sada 8ks dynamiclých pamäťových čipov pre 8-bitové počítačes kapacitou 64kb.
* Typ: 4164–15
* Rýchlosť: 150ns
* DRAM –dynamická pamäť
* Modely:
* D4164C-15 (NEC Japan)
* MN4164P-15A(Panasonic Japan)
* Prevedenie: DIP 16
* Organizácia: 1× 64kb
* Počet ks:1 sada = 8 ks
* Celková kapacita: 8× 64kb = 64 kB
* Napájanie: 5V
*Vhodné pre účely:
* opravy 8-bitových domácich počítačov
* RAM prestaršie IBM PC XT a AT 286
* domáce projekty
* výukové účelymaticového adresovania a obnovovanie dyn. Pamätí
* technicky orientovanémúzeá a archívy
* Vhodné pre zariadenia:
* IBM PC XT, AT286
* ZXSpectrum, Spectrum +, Spectrum 128
* Timex
* Commodore C64, C128, Plus4
*Atari 65XE a pod
* Apple II
* Schneider
* Sord
* Sharp
* a mnohé inédomáce počítace 8-bitovej éry
* Katalógový list:
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Home computing comes to Leeds. Bob playing Dolphin's 'Prick wi' legs' ZX Spectrum game at Sholebroke Mount.
Yet more messing around with Image 2 ZX Spec, a piece of software that makes images look as if they had been made back in '83.
Clive Sinclair's plan to market cheap, edible computers for use in the home was a delicious commercial failure.
Birthday cake baked by Cis.
A return visit to the Birmingham Museum Collections Centre on another Open Day. This time I heard about a free heritage bus ride from Snow Hill Queensway, had a long wait but the bus eventually came.
And headed back for my 2nd visit. Mostly the same items I saw before, so tried to get photos of things I didn't get last time (although there maybe some repeated shots).
It was on the final day of Birmingham Heritage Week on Sunday 16th September 2018.
Zone 1: Smaller Objects Store
Video game consoles of the 1980s are now museum pieces!
Took me about an hour to work out how to reveal our modern TV's analogue tuning which I'd previously hidden. Unfortunately most of the keys on this Spectrum+ didn't work.
Esto he encontrado en un armario de casa. El Espectrum, mi primer ordenador.
Debe tener unos 25 años y todavía debe funcionar.
Tuxa se lo está currando mucho. Para ella lo que está bordando no tiene ningún significado especial, pero está horas y horas con esto.
A couple of old classics at the Game On exhibition in the Science Museum recently, from left to right, I unfortunately cannot make out the first one, even though I did play it, 2nd is 3D Deathchase on the ZX Spectrum, 3rd is Mario Bros on the Nintendo Famicom and unfortunately the Commodore 64 at the end was switched off!