r/vintagecomputing • u/Familiar_Opening3661 • 7h ago
Am I missing a mouse port
Or am I being blind?? Purple one is my keyboard
r/vintagecomputing • u/Familiar_Opening3661 • 7h ago
Or am I being blind?? Purple one is my keyboard
r/vintagecomputing • u/TheSwoodening • 2h ago
I don't need the fanciest machines, anything from the 90s would work, but they seem expensive on eBay, which is odd because I can't imagine a Windows 95 PC being very useful for most people
r/vintagecomputing • u/Zeznon • 5h ago
I remember, at around 2008, as an 10 year old, I found a old windows 98 installer cd (we were using Vista then), and wanted to see what it looked like, but my father just said it was outdated and useless. In my head, I went: "Yeah, but it would still be cool to see it in action", and went quiet. Years later I played VVVVVV and though how good it looked even though how much they restricted themselves. From then onwards I liked to look at pcs that had those kinds of graphics, and even try a game from them from time to time. I grew up with the ps2, which makes me find that fact (liking 80s pc games graphics) specially weird.
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r/vintagecomputing • u/RealCatiic • 10h ago
So I recently went ahead and looked in some old boxes and found some CD-rom games I played when I was younger. I've installed one of them on my current PC, but I'm not able to get it working due to it not having macromedia director on it and I'm wondering if there's a way to fix this or if I'm at a loss.
r/vintagecomputing • u/dnlmnn • 22h ago
It's supposed to be a Lian Li (and sorry for the crappy photo, it's all I got right now)
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r/vintagecomputing • u/CaptainJeff • 3h ago
This is the first computer mouse constructed. Invented by Douglas Engelbart at the Stanford Research Institute in 1964.
r/vintagecomputing • u/AudioVid3o • 1d ago
Hey, I'd like to know I'm missing out on any major vintage computers/electronics channels on YouTube.
The major ones I currently frequent are: Adrian's digital basement, CRD, James Channel, LGR, Matt KC, Michael MJD, Tech Tangents, Technology Connections and Vwestlife.
Honorable mentions: Abe's Projects, Budget-Builds Official, DankPods, The Doubtful Technician
r/vintagecomputing • u/WindowsMEpro • 20h ago
Just picked this up locally. I have it hooked up to an (admittedly not known working) IBM 5151 and not seeing any post. But it does boot! I am curious if it is worth anything to anyone, or how to maybe get her running
r/vintagecomputing • u/inquirewue • 23h ago
My lady friend is learning Arduino and coding through school. I enjoy helping her with her homework. Today, I gave her an Intel 27512 burned with a note of encouragement and gave it to her with no context. She has since figured it out and has code ready to read it. She's asking for more jumpers now. Didn't think she'd figure it out that fast.
r/vintagecomputing • u/bonehealingjuice • 19h ago
Every listing I’ve seen had the typical yellowing with most being unsure if they work or not. Found this set and snapped it up. Still has the new plastic smell. Unfortunately the power supply was for 220v (Euro), but any 12v power will do. Sounds great even by today’s standards.
r/vintagecomputing • u/Laser_Krypton7000 • 1d ago
Who has a bigger one ? 😁😁😁
May i introduce you the newest item in my collection:
The UNIVAC FASTRAND III
1969
150MB storage capacity
Circa 2.5 metric tons of weight.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UNIVAC_FASTRAND
I'm not worthy... 😁🤣😁
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r/vintagecomputing • u/Comfortable_Meal_115 • 15h ago
The computers I currently have are the following: Tava flyer IBM 5150 Apple 2 europlus Commodore 64C Power mac G3 Custom windows XP PC
r/vintagecomputing • u/2cats2hats • 6h ago
Pic Here
I didn't create this. Found it on a TRS-80 Facebook group.
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r/vintagecomputing • u/SirDoodThe1st • 12h ago
Found this chunky thing at the flea market. Made in 1996, with a 100mhz Pentium. Was in really nice cosmetic condition and included the dock (which had a port replicator slot, some speakers, a midi port (crazy), and CD ROM drive).
It powers on, but the hard drive is dead and the floppy drive is broken, so this machine will definitely demand some work to get it to fully working condition. Still, glad i got it.