Vintage computer ads

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Thank you to Simon Mallindine and Top Design Mag.

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  • Megan

    I use to have a Sinclair ZX - it plugged into the TV for a screen. And I learned BASIC computer programming at High School on the TI - they had them networked in the classroom. Very high tech!
    My Dad worked for IBM - so had an IBM p.c. at home in his study - queue flashing green cursor.
    I guess I am officially vintage!

  • KEEES

    Wonderfull to look at those ads. Tempora mutantur nos et mutamur in illis.
    Makes me dream of my first PC computer. That wasn’t a Apple but a Apricot. Really. 1984. with a portable printer!!! An a infrared Keyboard !! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Apricot_portable.png

  • notjarvis

    They’ll never catch on you know

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