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Atari 7800 Console (1986) by Wolfgang Stief

In 1986 Atari released the 7800 ProSystem as a successor to their VCS 2600 console. Due to the decline of console market (and rise of gaming on PCs) it could'n connect to the success of the Atari VCS 2600.

VCFe 24.0 exhibition No 4.

20190426125621 by pinguino k

20190426124256 by pinguino k

20190426120041 by pinguino k

P5182131 by ipv7net

un giro al Poetry hacklab

poetry.freaknet.org - www.freaknet.org - museum.dyne.org

PC-MOS/386 by Pecoramatta

DOS-compatible multi-user operating system

Poetry HackLab by Angelo Failla

A Punched card at Poetry Hacklab

Commodore A2286AT by mingo57

Commodore A2286AT - Bridgeboard PC Intel 80286 Emulator for the Amiga 2000, 1987

IMG_3304 by ipv7net

Data General Eclipse MV7800XP, first system startup and some repair.

Freaknet Museum - museum.dyne.org

20190426122848 by pinguino k

I pulled out my original QuickTake 100 I bought in 1994 & a QuickTake 150 I picked up 15 years ago. I only recently reacquired a Mac I could use them with. #MARCHintosh #apple #applequicktake #quicktake100 #quicktake150 #retrocomputing #digitalcameras #re by David Gaxiola

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Atari STe by Stephen D. Strowes

R40 – 4040 Microcomputer by Wolfgang Stief

Inspired by the "Practical Electronics" Champs DIY computer based on an Intel 4040 CPU (1977, github.com/jim11662418/PE_Champ_4040_Microcomputer), Andreas Reichel designed and built his R40 computer (picture left). It runs with 740 kHz clock frequency. Programming is done by a hex keypad.

VCFe 24.0 exhibition No 7.

_33A9747 by Ismael Olea