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aspen, colorado
1982
screenshot
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
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My brother's Kim-1, the first computer I ever used.
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This is a print of a Byte magazine cover titled "Inside IBM" by Robert Tinney. It is copyright 1983 and signed by the artist. The print is number 196 of 500 (Collector Edition Byte Cover #24).
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aspen, colorado
1982
floppy disc drives
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
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This is a Amsoft CF2 3 inch disc. Most commonly used in the Amstrad CPC6128, CPC664 and the PCW series. Can also be found in the Sinclair Spectrum +3
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Microprofessor 1 aus dem Jahre 1982 - Zilog Z80 Singleboard computer named MPF-1 from Multitech 1982.
aspen, colorado
1982
screenshot
aspen computer society
part of an archival project, featuring the photographs of nick dewolf
© the Nick DeWolf Foundation
Image-use requests are welcome via flickrmail or nickdewolfphotoarchive [at] gmail [dot] com
I was trying to set up the one page Mobius display so I grabbed an SE and external HD and hooked it all up. I realized I didn't have the right monitor cable to hook the Mobius display to the SE but when I booted the SE I got an interesting splash screen. Unfortunately the system looks to need repair but I was interested in the boot screen that came up. It looked rather "Defender of the Crown" with the knight and horse and castle in the background. But it also looked custom with the "Mac Lord Welcomes You..." I've never seen anything quite like it. What's even more puzzling is I thought I had booted both of these hard drives before without ever seeing this screen.
I have quite a few books stacked on and around the SE/30 these days. I've been really interested in Hypercard for some time now and finally got some books to help me along. I got the "big one" Danny Goodman's The Complete Hypercard. I also got Using Hypercard, XCMD's for Hypercard (for way later) and Apple's Hypercard Stack Design Guidelines. Unrelated to the bunch is Macintosh Repair & Upgrade Secrets. The spiral bound books are the stock Apple Hypercard books that come with the program.
Atari Mega ST 1 with Atari Megafile 30 hard disk module, Atari keyboard, Atari SM124 monitor and third-party 3.5-inch drive, 5.25-inch drive, mouse.
In full working condition. This one has been refurbished, including with a new keyboard, hence some of the color mismatches.