I came across this article at CrunchGear on how to record analog audio on to a floppy disk. It's a pretty good hack, so check out the article: Video: Recording analog audio to a floppy disk
Below is the video that was featured in the article. It was produced by The Fat Man and Circuit Girl which looks like a great site to find some interesting hacks, some using surplus equipment.
The Fat Man and Circuit Girl are George Sanger and Jeri Ellsworth respectively. Jeri is best known for her work on the Commodore 30-in-1 Direct to TV, and she has a YouTube page at: http://www.youtube.com/user/jeriellsworth. I especially like the video: CDROM Tray Cup Warmer / Cooler with Over Clocked 8bit CPU's and Peltier Cooler
Now I know a many of you have lots of surplus stuff lying around, so The Fat Man and Circuit Girl should give you plenty of inspiration to hack away at some of it. Cheers ~ Jim
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Sunday, April 26, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Amazing video of a large vintage computer collection
Update 05/18/09: Steve just left a comment stating that the Color Computer 1 is not actually black, but it just looks that way due to the lighting ~ Jim
Original Post:
This is just an incredible video of a very large collection of vintage computers and gaming systems. For all you Radio Shack Color Computer collectors take a look at the black Color Computer 1.
Here is the URL for Steve Benway's site: http://www.benwaysworld.co.uk/
If you have any news or links to add for this blog just drop me a line. Thanks! ~ Jim
Original Post:
This is just an incredible video of a very large collection of vintage computers and gaming systems. For all you Radio Shack Color Computer collectors take a look at the black Color Computer 1.
Here is the URL for Steve Benway's site: http://www.benwaysworld.co.uk/
If you have any news or links to add for this blog just drop me a line. Thanks! ~ Jim
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Sunday, January 4, 2009
New CoCo links, and some cool CoCo videos
A friend of mine suggested some CoCo links for me to add to the CoCo Links ( Tandy Color Computer ) list, so I have gone ahead and added them. Check them out when you have the time.
My friend also sent me some cool looking CoCo vidoes; two are Radio Shack Commercials, and the other is a video of the Boink Bouncing Ball demo. Here they are:
I rcouldn't find much in the way of retro computing news except the Slashdot article below:
This blog could use a lot more links, especially for the Apple II, Commodore, and Atari links lists. Feel free to leave a comment with your link suggestions or any leads for articles. You can also send me an email by clicking the "here" link in the "Welcome" section on the left-hand side.
PS: I just found this great CoCo posting! Check it out: The Color Computer (a.k.a. CoCo).
My friend also sent me some cool looking CoCo vidoes; two are Radio Shack Commercials, and the other is a video of the Boink Bouncing Ball demo. Here they are:
- Radio Shack Tandy CoCo 3 Commercial: Merry Christmas HQ: http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=a3dtQ01MFlg - 80's Radio Shack Color Computer Commercial: http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=J2jRuh1bAxw - Boink Bouncing Ball demo on CoCo 3: http://www.youtube.com/wat
ch?v=eonlhPhv01s
I rcouldn't find much in the way of retro computing news except the Slashdot article below:
- Slashdot: Apple IIe Emulator Released For the Wii
This blog could use a lot more links, especially for the Apple II, Commodore, and Atari links lists. Feel free to leave a comment with your link suggestions or any leads for articles. You can also send me an email by clicking the "here" link in the "Welcome" section on the left-hand side.
PS: I just found this great CoCo posting! Check it out: The Color Computer (a.k.a. CoCo).
Labels:
Apple II,
Atari,
CoCo,
Commodore,
emulator,
links,
news,
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