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After getting home tonight, I ran across a Slashdot article which pointed me into the direction of Maze War, apparently the first FPS DM game ever (ran on, I believe, ARPANET, using an ImLacs PDS-1 computer). Well, reading up on the old ImLacs, I got interested in reading up on more old computers, and eventually ran across this site: http://oldcomputers.net/
It's a rather interesting site if you want to see some older vintage computers.
After going through this site, I've decided to take up a new hobby: collecting old, vintage computers. Not many, and I don't want this to turn into an extremely expensive hobby, but I think it'd be rather fun to do. Pick up an old one here, write a BASIC program or two for it there...
The first one I'm thinking about is a Kaypro II since I found one rather cheap. But given that I'm in Japan, it puts a slight kink into purchasing it. Sure, I can ship it to my house where my mom is, but...the issue of funding comes into play.
If I can find a Kaypro 2000, though...yeah, that'd be something ^_^
Oh well, we'll see where this goes. Now, off to use an emulated TI99/4A since mine's at home and not here...maybe write some meaningless program in TI-Basic, the first language I learned.-
just a warning. just a few will not do. you may say you will collect just a few but before you know it the house is filled.
personaly i have a few, all work.
Compaq 286LT
APPLE IIe
mac portable
some early ass mac
MAC power PC
486, custom
486 all in one system. can't really be upgraded.
well thats it for me. i dont need any more. i am gonna sell the apple IIe and the mac portable in about a month anyways -
I have a Mac Classic around somewhere. 2 colors, 32mb harddrive, System 6.0.7 and a deskjet printer. When I first brought that bad boy home, it got more attention than my PC until it kicked the bucket. Really, all I could use it for was word processing, some simple drawing, and even simpler games(like Minesweeper knockoffs). I bought MSOffice for Mac, Lotus 123, Publish It!, and some other stuff. I found a modem somewhere, and next thing I knew I was scouring BBS's(on my 500MHz machine) for Mac-exclusive programs.
Even now I still wish I could get it working. Eh, maybe I'll ask my dad to send me my old Commodore 64.
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