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[youtube bCSDkjhVM2A nolink] Don’t get confused! This is Lesson 1 but the 3rd video of the series made by Dagen Brock, and the topic is Super High Resolution Graphics (SHR) and the first time using the CPU in 16-bit mode. There is also a PDF document called Crash Course available on GitHub giving more information about the subject. Video: YouTube…
The ‘1541 Ultimate’ is a storage solution for your Commodore C64 and C128 home computer. This piece of hardware implements a ‘real’ 1541 diskdrive for Commodore computers, and this is why you should have one! The Project Status page shows that all remaining units available were sold, but on the same day it was decided that a third batch will…
Listen along as David Greelish and Jeff Salzman discuss the history of the Altair 8800 and Kaypro computer. The Altair 8800 is a Tier One computer presented as the first “commercially available home computer.” As such, it was chosen to be the first computer we talk about on this podcast. The Kaypro was chosen due to a recent and unfortunate…
Do you remember the series of three videos where Ben Heck made a portable ZX Spectrum? So, now you can have it! The Register website is giving it away, and all you have to do is sign in with your Reg account (or sign up for one), and answer three questions. The competition runs until 9:00 on Monday 29th September…
After a scary and dark winter, and a happy and sunny Summer, and another Winter and another Summer, and… Well, after a long time, we managed to bring back the Amiga Compilations database that has been offline for a while. (Complete Assassins Amiga PD Collection) Click the link below and try out some of the excellent games! Link: CiA Amiga…
Vintage Computer Festival Midwest 9.0 washeld in Lombard, Illinois September 13 and 14, 2014. Steven’s Electronics Blog has a nice report of the event, and Dave Ruske was there with the RCA 1802 COSMAC exhibit, and he uploaded some nice pictures of the event. Report: Steven’s Blog Photo Album: Dave’s Flickr Page Source: Reddit’s Retrobattlestations
A new cartridge has been produced by a group of TI’ers. It’s been in limited production, but more are promised to be coming soon. The cartridge replaces TI Extended Basic, and the TI Editor Assembler. It also includes a list of utilities as well as games. Follow the links below for more information. Source: www.99er.net FAQ: TI-99/4a Stuff Announcement: Atariage







