Byte 1987 November

Byte 1987 November
C64 Rolling Borders Reveal a Failed PLA and Dirty Switch
#Commodore64 #C64 #Chicken64 #C64Repair #RetroComputing #Commodore #VintageComputing #RetroComputerRepair #PLA
theoasisbbs.com/c64-rolling-...
Practical Computing 1984 November
Byte 1987 November
Tonight is the 4th vintage computing hangout at the Diskette. The exhibition space now houses the setup for this weekend's LAN party (diskette.ch/lan). Want to refresh those reflexes?
Tonight (Thu) 6pm-10pm 👾
diskette.ch/hangout
#lanparty #retrogaming #vintagecomputing #schaffhausen #diskette
Practical Computing 1984 April
Byte 1987 November
Practical Computing 1984 November
I always thought Memorex was the perfect name for the storage media.
Commodore 64, BASIC V2, 64K RAM system, 38,911 BASIC bytes free, ready. 38,000 bytes and change. That's all the room your program gets.
#Commodore64 #RetroComputing #C64 #VintageComputing
https://youtu.be/YnI-e_S4ZNw
Back in Stock! Micro Journal Rev.6: Vivian in New York by Un Kyu Lee
View on Tindie #vintagecomputing
Back in Stock! Micro Journal Rev.7: Kindred Gift: ePaper by Un Kyu Lee
View on Tindie #vintagecomputing
39 years ago, Commodore hired former Compaq executive Max Toy to turn the company around. Was he just another two-years-and-done Commodore president, or was there something different about him? dfarq.homeip.net/max-toy-emba... #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing
Antic Magazine March 1986
Back in Stock! 2.5" to 3.5" SCSI 50 pin SCSI adapter by Jurassic Computing
View on Tindie #vintagecomputing
Computing Today 1982 January
Adrian Repairs a Viewer’s Childhood Amiga 500
#Amiga #Amiga500 #CommodoreAmiga #AdriansDigitalBasement #RetroComputing #AmigaRepair #AmigaMon #Commodore #VintageComputing
theoasisbbs.com/adrian-repai...
SX-64 Restoration Finale Brings Commodore's Luggable Back to Life
#CommodoreSX64 #SX64 #Commodore64 #C64 #RetroComputing #VintageComputing #TheRetroCollective #CommodoreRepair
theoasisbbs.com/sx-64-restor...
Arcade action from Imagine. Comic bakery sound like fun. Only 8.95 quid each.
It's a bit harder to find good scans of British computer magazines from the 80s and 90s, which is a shame because, well, just look for yourself: buttondown.com/suchbadtecha...