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Its really nice that the language of that era still informs and inspires designers today. I have a small collection of ClockworkPi toys, most recently a couple
by helpfulContrib 3y ago
Its really nice that the language of that era still informs and inspires designers today.
I have a small collection of ClockworkPi toys, most recently a couple of uConsole's, and they are delightful reminders of an aesthetic that still lingers on, in the minds of those raised on computers-as-life.
The cyberdeck guys are going to continue this, I just know it. I hope we see an Epson HX-20-esque re-imagining of the ClockworkPi somewhere along the line ..
- surteen 3y agoThe later Epson PX-8 has a much more usable screen in a similar form factor.
- sleepybrett 3y agoThe DevTerm is their closest form factor imo https://www.clockworkpi.com/home-devterm https://www.clockworkpi.com/home-devterm. I bought one for kicks, the keyboard kinda sucks but the built in receipt style printer is badass. The uClonsole also looks pretty sweet.
- spiderxxxx 3y agoIf there was a devterm with a 80% keyboard I'd gladly buy it, but that tiny keyboard on it makes it a no from me.
- rbanffy 3y agoI’d LOVE a Devterm the same size as the TRS-80 model 100 or the HX-20. Would get it immediately.
- helpfulContrib 3y ago[dead]