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With the Macintosh, Apple promised to “free the world from the clutches of a totalitarian power”, taking aim at IBM. Ridley Scott’s dark commercial for the …
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In April 1986, the Atari 1040ST joined the ST range, with a larger case and 1 MiB of RAM. Its introductory price in Germany was 3298 DM.
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Three years after the Famicom’s release, Bandai introduced the Family Trainer accessory. The mat is laid on the floor, and its printed buttons respond to …
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The Elwro 800 Junior is a Polish school computer built by the Elwro electronics factory in Wrocław. In the mid-1980s, Poland's Ministry of Education held a …
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The Famicom Disk System is a floppy disk drive for the Famicom. It provides more storage, which was also possible on cartridges in 1986 but expensive. Disks …
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The FamicomBox is an extension of the Famicom, which brought Nintendo for example for hotels and similar facilities on the market. The FamicomBox offers 10 …
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The Philips VG-8235 is a computer according to the MSX2 specification. The Dutch company explicitly advertised its graphics capabilities and with a video …
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The CP 400 COLOR from the Brazilian company Prológica is a replica of Tandy's TRS-80 Color Computer 2 in its own housing. Brazil protected its computer …
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The Master System is the version of the Sega Mark III produced for the West. The exterior, like Nintendo's NES, has been changed for the western market, but …
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The Twin Famicom is a Famicom clone licensed by Nintendo, where the disk system extension is installed directly.
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After buying the Sinclair computer division and the Sinclair brand in 1986, the ZX Spectrum +2 is the first machine under the Amstrad brand; it came directly …
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Since the ZX Spectrum 128 from Sinclair has a ZX Spectrum+ on the housing, this leads to amazement at the first moment. But the second label 128K makes it …
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The KC 85/3 is a successor to the KC 85/2 with 16 KiB RAM by default.
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The Tele-Fever console from the coffee retailer Tchibo is one of the many (and one of the last) variants of the Arcadia 2001 console by Emerson. It is sold …
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