quantelpaintbox

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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   Here's a video I took off order Quantel field engineer explaining how the DPB worked... https://youtu.be/p30TSpz49_s?si=0S2NgQybTmLsybqH
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   Was it a commercial for Firefox? Love to see it
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   The 1981 paintbox had a 300mb drive where hundreds of stills could be stored in an internal library. Other systems had libraries too, plus the "old and new" working frame store on the menu. No, there was famously no "undo&qu
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   There were literally dozens of companies selling digital paintbrush software in the 80's, for everything from your PC, Atari, Commodore, Sinclair, PC or Mac, right through to more advanced or specialist computer systems used in gaming,
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   Who were the "bunch of companies" you refer to?
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   Yeah there's so much nonsense perpetuated about Quantel being litigious. They only sued 2 companies in 30 years (compare that to Adobe's continuous malpractices!) and one was Spaceward who literally advertised their clone as a &q
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   I have a photo of Jerry on the Paintbox with Tony Redhead
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   by quantelpaintbox 2y ago

   I have 4 working Paintboxes and was working on the last fully working DPB a couple of days ago in LA. My Instagram is @quantelpaintbox and am always collecting memories, software, hardware and peripherals for my archive and to post online