Remember your first computer? You knew every corner of it. We built a new one: Kromi One, with its own chipset and its own OS. Music and sound logo: our own.
https://youtube.com/shorts/Gv6uY0PT358
#retrocomputing #demoscene #Amiga

Remember your first computer? You knew every corner of it. We built a new one: Kromi One, with its own chipset and its own OS. Music and sound logo: our own.
https://youtube.com/shorts/Gv6uY0PT358
#retrocomputing #demoscene #Amiga
#ScreensaverOTD - 2026-10-15:
Ribbons
Year: 2007
Creator: Stephen Coy
Product: Windows Vista
Publisher: Microsoft Corporation
Systems: Windows Vista to 11
Resolution: 3840x1080
Family Computing March 1984
Electronics Magazine 1980 April
🖥️ Throwback Thursday! Remember when your computer needed its own piece of furniture? Those massive desks had dedicated spaces for CRT monitors, towers, keyboards, printers, and stacks of CDs! A whole workstation in one glorious wooden hutch. Did you have one? #RetroComputing
Electronics Magazine 1980 May
ASUS V6600 – one of the first GeForce graphics cards, featuring NVIDIA’s GeForce 256 GPU and 32 MB SDRAM. This early example was manufactured in 1999. DDR versions arrived slightly later, making SDR the first GeForce you could actually buy off the shelf.
#RetroComputing #NVIDIA #GeForce256
Guanyaves cada combat amb dos Yin-Yangs. La versió per a ZX Spectrum la va publicar Melbourne House el 1985.
Per jugar-hi al navegador: https://archive.org/details/zx_Way_of_the_Exploding_Fist_The_1985_Melbourne_House
Melbourne House, 1985
It is essentially an IDE for developing software in assembler.
Practical Computing 1984 April
I just saw the video (for others: youtu.be/jmUtew0NaTQ) and this is absolutely amazing. Congratulations to David Lovett and all the people that helped this happen. I've been following his G-15 series from the start and it's been a wild ride with a lot of amazing history. Inspiring! #retrocomputing
Heathkit has pivoted away from just computer kit. Also into audio kits as well.
Electronics Magazine 1980 April
Byte 1983 November
Byte 1987 November
Electronics Magazine 1980 May
Byte 1987 April
Robotics Age 1983 September
Zzap 64 1990 April