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I owned an Altair. Anybody remember the Alpha Micro? That's what we used in high school. That was the first computer I hacked. We also had Apple IIs in high school. I also owned a Radio Shack Color Computer (16K model) with a 300 baud direct connect (no acoustic coupler needed!) non-autodial... more

Reviewed by mxe806j02 Nov 01 2007, 01:58am ( 170 reviews ) • oldcomputers.net

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Rated by benadamx on Oct 14, 10:57pm

definitely kindred spirits, my house could be a branch of the museum (i've got a bunch of things they don't!)
Rated by Kirro on Sep 25, 3:56pm

Maybe your computer doesn't have personality. I named mine Selena. She's a high maintenance gal who always keeps complaining that she needs more RAM. She plays games and works on BOINC in her spare time. She secretly aspires to be like her idols, HAL and Skynet. Unfortunately, she hates my guts, sometimes refuses to boot up properly, and keeps losing all my good porn.
Rated by cyberhawk32 on Sep 19, 7:08pm

Cool
Rated by fwoncn on Aug 29, 7:36am

A good place to know more about those old geeks
Rated by Za3mOn on Aug 16, 5:48pm

ancient web sites
Rated by limey59 on Jul 24, 3:42pm

Still have my C64! Wish I still had my VIC20, with tape drive! Still have the COMPUTES mags, so if I get bored, I can type in a program!
Rated by rick888 on Jul 10, 1:50pm

I remember when I first started programming, it was on a commodore 64. I used to type out programs from a magazine (every week they had different games/programs to type in). I didn't have a floppy drive, so if i lost power in the middle, all my work would be gone.
Rated by Radiosucks on Jun 18, 11:10pm

web sites ancient
Rated by xylude on Jun 11, 6:01pm

Obsolete computers, and an obsolete web page layout.

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