I am a huge fan of old computers, and have a small collection of interesting items - Oric-1/Oric-Atmos (my first 'real computer with a keyboard'), a BeBox, SGI

I am a huge fan of old computers, and have a small collection of interesting items - Oric-1/Oric-Atmos (my first 'real computer with a keyboard'), a BeBox, SGI O2, Atari Portfolio, C64 and so on .. I just wanted to say that there is still life in a lot of these old machines. My Oric collection has gotten more new releases in the last year than I remember having gotten in 1983, when as a teenager living in Australia, I was absolutely starving for new apps for the thing. The Oric scene is vibrant, and alive - if anyone wants to see some new apps being made for this aging platform, check out http://oric.org/ http://oric.org/ and http://forum.defence-force.org/ http://forum.defence-force.org/ some time. Thanks to a newfound interest in the powers of these microcomputers, and an avid hacking scene: The Oric Lives!!