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40 Years of the Amiga, from Commodore
In July 1985, 40 years ago, the Commodore Amiga was officially introduced to the world.
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Paul Lefebvre
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Reminiscing About Retro (Don't forget about Atari)
Prompted by the recent announcement of a Commodore revival of sorts by YouTuber Perifractic (Retro Recipes), the Mac tech blogosphere was abuzz with…
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Atari 130XE vs. Commodore 128
In 1985, things were starting to change in the home computer world.
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A Quick Look at the Commodore 128
(from an Atari enthusiast's perspective)
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Tempted by the Dark Side, I now have a Commodore 128
Yes, Goto 10 is ostensibly an Atari newsletter, but I have a lot of latitude with that.
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Comparing the Names of Various Retro Computers
Back when there were lots of computer models, there were lots of names for them.
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Home Computer Playing Cards
A few years ago there was a Kickstarter for retro computer playing cards. I didn’t know about it at the time, but I did see that the extra packs were…
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Looking Back at Compute! Magazine
The Leading Magazine Of Home, Educational, And Recreational Computing
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Learning About the Amiga
Back when I was a teen in the 1980s, kids my age that were using computers had typically started on one of the 8-bit models, most commonly the Commodore…
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Why Did Early Computers Use a ROM OS?
ROM vs. RAM
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The Terribleness of using Cassettes for Data Storage
Please wait...
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Computing Costs in the Day
Tech is cheap today!
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