Hi all -- http://www.infoage.org/html/calendar-events.html Lots of upcoming events at InfoAge. There's something for everyone, from model rocket lessons to an...
... The IBM Model M is just a touch softer than the Selectric, but it's adaptable to pretty much any modern machine. And you can buy a brand new one with...
We only had nine visitors to the computer museum today, but they were all good visitors -- adults who were genuinely interested, stayed for a while, and asked...
That's great ! I was surprised to hear that were any visitors on Mother's Day ! And good visitors at that ! ... From: Evan Koblentz<mailto:evan@...> To:...
I move the Model M keyboards, I use them on two main computers at got them off of eBay about five or six years ago, and they are working perfectly to this day....
... If you find a source for more then one working 2600 I'd be interested in one as well. I have a couple here that I picked up (one at our church festival...
I have one of the Sears versions (Sears Tele-Games) that my brother-in-law wants to sell. It has 4 or 5 Sears Tele-Games carts too. What are they worth...
... It's probably not the console - they're pretty reliable. I'm betting on the RF switch. Here's what you do. Disconnect the RF switch from the Atari and the...
You can get the new ones at the New Caste Delaware farmers market each weekend, may not be practical, but they must also be on the Internet for $20. Much more...
You can get new Atari 2600s (or Sears Tele-Games) at the New Castle Deleware farmer's market? Sweet. Almost worth the trip. I'll be running to Maryland in a...
If you go, let me know and I will meet you there. I let most the Nintendo/Atari stuff go because I already have what I need, but there is always a guy selling...
If you headed that far south, might as well make a trip down and over to the Columbus (NJ) Farmer's/Flea Market as well. I haven't been in a while, but did...
... Damn you and Ian were absolutely, 100% correct. Who would have thunk it. Thanks to you guys we now have a working Atari 2600. I'll have to try the other...
... I second that. About 7 years ago... no, maybe it's a decade ago at this point, I made an effort to go around at TCF and buy as many of the PS/2 Model M...
... favorite ... (although I still prefer my Amiga 1000's keyboard as the best I've ever used, but I can't use the Amiga 1000 keyboard on a modern PC (as far...
Hi everyone, I picked this system up on Sunday in Nashville, TN. It was a 520 mile round trip, with eight hours of driving, but it was worth it. This will...
David, What a cool find! Do you know when this was manufactured? I suspect this is from the Pertec years. I saw similar systems in the Byte Shop in LaGrange,...
Hi Jim, yes, I got it from the man who programed it when his company bought it in 1979 for $28,000 total! It is a four user system, with four terminals. They...
I¹ve never seen one live but it looks like a Turnkey system (on the bottom), a disk controller (middle) and of course, a cartridge hard drive on the top ...
The fair market value for Apple 1's appears to be between 40,000 and 50,000. One was snapped up for less than that last year, but it was a buy it now auction...
Awesome...a MITS Turnkey with a Hard Drive. A later Altair Pertec system, when Pertec owned the name Altair 1977 maybe 1978. The hard drive controller is...
While we're on the subject of Altairs, tonight I finally got 4K BASIC running on my Altair 8800b. I have been working on this for a few weeks. Dan suggested...
