Category Archives: Vintage Computing Website

I thought this was cute. Kids are presented technology from the 80s and asked what it is.. A lot of you guys will get a kick out of this.

I was supposed to write about the Commodore 64x but with the holidays I really haven’t had a chance to. In a nutshell they good a modern PC motherboard and stuck it in a C64 case. Now you can go … Continue reading →

The website technologizer had a decent article about the GUI interfaces that competed against Windows on the PC platform. It’s an interesting read. http://technologizer.com/2010/11/22/the-ones-that-didnt-make-it-windows-failed-rivals/

There is another aficionado by the name of David Greelish who runs the website ClassicComputing.com Now David Greelish has a podcast titled “Retro Computing Roundtable” where he talks about vintage computing. So far he is doing pretty well. His first podcast … Continue reading →

Manx is a a open source system for managing catalogs of technical documents. You can get the code yourself here :manx.codeplex.com from the site: “The system was created to handle the needs of the vintage computing community with respect to … Continue reading →

Terry Stewart from New Zealand recently posted an introduction to ClassicCMP and I just had to blog about his site:www.classic-computers.org.nz He has himself a nice collection Some of the computers he has listed: Ohio Scientific Challenger 1P, Apple II+, PET/CBM 3032, TRS 80 … Continue reading →