retrocomputing

I've had this smashed Atari 400 for a number of years and it's never worked correctly. Let's dig in to this old 8-bit computer and figure out what's wrong with it and fix the broken case.

We’ve already seen the marvels of the exciting Amiga PC in our previous Episode, but what about its Atari counterpart, which ran Atari TOS and the GEM GUI? The advertisements say you’ll have Power Without the Price, so let’s see if it’s true or not! Also in 🇮🇹

The Commodore 1551 might look like a humble disk drive but it's actually a somewhat rare peripheral sporting a full 8-bit computer using obscure Commodore chips. This one is broken so let's try to fix it.

https://polarfilament.com/products/retro-platinum-pla-1kg-1-75mm

Philips made one of the Commodore 1084 variants for Commodore and unfortunately many of these monitors contain flaw that can make them unusable. They also sold variants of the 1084 under their own brand, two of which I have here. Lets dig in and investigate these monitors.

Tandy RGB-11