Tomy Tutor – 16K of RAM and a powerful 16-bit TI CPU
No Parental Guidance Necessary (or wanted). Per Wiki: Produced by Matsushita, the computer was released in Japan in 1982 under the name Pyūta. Photo by Venzor.
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MS-DOS 3.3 (with serial number!)
1988’s MS-DOS 3.30 adds support for 3.5 inch 1.44mb floppy drives! Photo by Venzor.
PrintMaster Gold 3.0 (1996)
This place had a great trove of 1990s era software packages. Photo by Treasures Retold.
Nintendo Game Boy Frommers Travel Guide (1991)
Before the Web was really the Web, Infogenius adapted the dead tree Frommers Guide to the US for the Nintendo Game Boy. Some ‘gameplay’ video… Read More »Nintendo Game Boy Frommers Travel Guide (1991)
Amateur collection of obsolete computer cables
Amateurs. Photo by Grasons.
Welcome to a Safer Internet: AOL
Photo by Bittersweet.
Hollywood Jewel Machine: Antique Bedazzler (feat. Garfield)
Photo by Grasons.
Open the Chimney Flue, HAL
Photo by Heritage.
Get Well Soon! Woz Limited Edition Signed Apple IIgs
I saw that Steve Wozniak has a health scare in Mexico City recently — apparently a minor stroke. The first 50,000 IIgs computers featured the… Read More »Get Well Soon! Woz Limited Edition Signed Apple IIgs
8-Ball Kensington Turbo Mouse TrackBall for Mac
These date back to the late 1980s and the trackball was the same size as a regulation pool ball. Photo by Los Angeles.