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> I’m glad I still have it, and the Spectrum and Amiga’s that followed. I wonder how many of us still have them all... I probably sound like a broken record at
by TacticalCoder 6y ago
> I’m glad I still have it, and the Spectrum and Amiga’s that followed.
I wonder how many of us still have them all... I probably sound like a broken record at this time but I still have my Atari 600 XL, Commodore 128 (which I was only using in C64 mode) and Commodore Amiga.
The 600 XL and 128 are still working and the Amiga is probably easy to fix.
- cesaref 6y agoI ditched almost all my old computers as I upgraded, but i've still got my ZX-81 with a dk'tronics graphics rom, that was a killer combination in 1982 or whenever! The ones that have left the building include C64, C128D, Amiga 1000, Amiga 500, before I got my first 'proper' computer, a Mac IIcx which I had for many years running Logic. I'd like to say those were the days, but actually i get much more done and have more fun with modern computers, it's really just nostalgia for simpler times...
- vram22 6y agoI agree about the nostalgia, and will also add (differing), that at least in some ways, those were more fun times ... because the overhead of all this modern complexity (although it sure does confer greater features and power), does kill off some of the fun.
- TacticalCoder 6y agoOh totally: I'm not using them and much prefer my modern setup and its 3840x1600 monitor ; ) I just found these old machines of mine in a garage during the first Covid lockdown and decided to try them out and found out they were still working (still had an old CRT TV laying around).