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CANON X-07 / Hand Held Computer + étui (pour le micro) + carte programme graphique XP-130F + carte mémoire XM-100 (4K Bytes).
Em uma única foto, TODOS os modelos de Amiga lançados pela Commodore (ou quase todos já que falta o CD32).
I deeply admire Susan Kare's work, often boring my students to tears by eulogising her work on the original Macintosh fonts and icons.
Sim, o papai do Commodore 64, o MAX Machine. O dono dele me explicou que ele não tem porta IEC (portanto nada de drive) e que a saída de A/V foi feita por ele já que a única saídad de vídeo do sujeito é RF em NTSC padrão japonês. O cartucho conectado é uma espécie de "multi-cart" com jogos.
We got my old ATARI 400 to work with a sufficiently old TV set. The 2600 needs more work in order to work, and the joysticks need to be replaced or refurbished
Now, this is my oldest modem. It was made some time after 1975 going by the marks on the few chips in there. It's a 300 baud (or bps, same thing) acoustic coupler in a walnut case.
This device seems to work fine when powered on. It whistles its 300 baud carrier and the existing lights light up (it was always missing the carrier lamp and its holder, sadly)
You put your phone on the regal mat on the top, dial up, wait for the carrier tone, put the receiver in the depressions inside the case, and close the soundproofed lid. (there's a slot for the receiver cable).
You can choose between half and full duplex operation using a switch on the front panel and you get incandescent data, carrier and power lights.
Shot with several modern modems (with some extra bits built-in) for comparison.