Old Machine interfaces found at The Black Hole, an amazing industrial surplus store.

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One of the First IBM PC's

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It looks almost identical to the first family PC that we had. However, I think our's was faster and didn't look like it would fall apart if you touched it!

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an old WANG computer

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One setting I wish was included with Windows computers was "Don't update this computer because it never works."

Now that Windows *forces* updates occasionally, I have to make sure all data is backed up *daily*, and that I regularly set "restore points", because no update has worked for several years, and each time it shuts the computer down and can only start again after doing a system restore.

(The only thing that works for me is to keep it off the internet except when I absolutely need internet, but even then, sometimes an update gets forced through.)

This is my Old computer, The processor power connection burnt out on it.

Bearing my dads signature

(xi, a foto ficou ruim) Máquinas de arcade (rodando MAME) para todos os tamanhos.

Em uma única foto, TODOS os modelos de Amiga lançados pela Commodore (ou quase todos já que falta o CD32).

View in the opposite direction.

from Waru Street......Khandallah

Wellington, New Zealand

E claro que o pessoal do ZDP levaria um MSX!

McKinley Presidential Library & Museum

Old Machine interfaces found at The Black Hole, an amazing industrial surplus store.

Lizard

He is a little bit better now

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While in Clay Center, Kansas, I came across this display for the local museum. It has old transisters, vacuum tubes, and old Mac, some old cameras, and an old adding machine. Makes me feel old as I remember just about everything in the window. It seems like yesterday that the Mac came out!

Robotron A5105, da Alemanha Oriental