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Processor:030
FPU:Some models may have provision for installing an FPU
MMU:Internal
Max Ram:At least 16MB
Ram Type:1 x 72pin SIMM slot
An accelerator that plugs into the trapdoor slot of an A1200. Includes a battery backed up clock. This card may be a version of the Typhoon of Typhoon Mk-II, simply with a germanised name.
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This homebrew 16k sideways RAM expansion was found in a BBC Model B.
This photo was also the first test of the macro mode on my new Canon Powershot G11. Im very impressed!
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This is a multicart for the VIC-20 which has 100s of games included on it. For a complete list and more information about the cartridge, take a look at www.8bitcentral.com/behrbonz.htm
Eslapion & Viande did the work on ensuring the games would work from the cartridge and EPROM, and Elsapion did the circuit design and original board layout.
For this batch, Phu of www.retrocomputermuseum.co.uk re-entered the circuit design into the PCB software, gathered up the parts and put the bits together. Being the guy I am, I personally assembled mine to say that 'I built this!' Also put my EPROM in a socket incase the software ever gets updated. I also dont like to solder EPROMS to the PCB.
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Looks like a geeky fruit machine to me!
For more information about The National Museum of Computing , visit www.tnmoc.org
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My colleagues newly acquired PET. It works too! Apparently this is an ultra rare model with a 6508 2MHz CPU.
Imagine my supprise whilst I was viewing my site statistics this morning...
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"Ordinary audio cassettes cannot be used, they are not of sufficient quality to reliably store computer data.
Coleco sold high quality tapes specifically made for the Adam, capable of withstanding the high-speed 20 ips (inches per second) read/write and 80 ips rewind speeds.
SmartBASIC is one of many applications and games available on "Adam High Speed Digital Data Pack".
The Adam also has a cartridge slot on top to accept and play all ColecoVision game cartridges. "
-http://oldcomputers.net/adam.html
BBC Master running the BBC Doomsday project. Data is stored on a 12" LV ROM disk.
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For more information about Bletchley Park, visit www.bletchleypark.org.uk/
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For more information about The National Museum of Computing , visit www.tnmoc.org
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One of my hobbies is collecting retro-computers, focusing on computers made by Atari. I have currently have eleven different Atari-models, three from Commodore and one other model in my collection.
This is my Atari 1040 STF, the second Atari I got. I bought it second hand in 1992 - 1993. It is upgraded to 2.5 MB RAM and it came with a Megafile 30, a harddisk with a whopping 30 MB capacity. It was my main computer for many years, I was using the other for running a BBS called "The Dark Side of the Moon".
The Nintendo NAS contains the following hardware.
CV860A Motherboard with onboard Via Eden C3 at 800Mhz
512 Mb RAM
400Gb 3.5″ IDE Hard disk.
3 * 100MB Lan connections
The LEDs on the front panel indicate power, disk activity and LAN activity. The power button turns the NAS on (funny that!) The reset button is not connected.
I’ve not put a CDROM drive inside the unit that utilises the cartridge flap on the front. Ive mounted the hard drive behind it instead.
The plan was to install FreeNAS, but I’ve now decided to put Ubuntu server on instead. I can then put a full Apache/MySQL installation on it and publish its website to the internet. I will put a guest book system on it, so visitors can sigh the log. Keep an eye on nintendonas.retrocomputers.eu . I should have the site live by the new year.
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www.computinghistory.org.uk for more information on The centre for computing history.
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