Well, models of them, at least.
Papercraft Models – Rocky Bergen
Construct the computer from your childhood or build an entire computer museum at home with these paper models, free to download and share.
Yes, there’s the Apple Macintosh, the BBC microcomputer and some Nintendo and Sega systems, but my faves are definitely the Commodore 64, complete with printer and paper, and the Sinclair ZX Spectrum with a TV and cassette recorder from the 1982 Dixons catalogue, no less. (via Boing Boing)
It’s been more years than I care to remember, but I can still hear and feel those keyboards—the clack of the Commodore’s and the squidge of those silly little Spectrum keys.
And for more retro goodness, how about two minutes of beeps and chimes from other old machines.
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How fun is this! 😀
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Wasn’t the printers back then Dot Matrix printers? I remember the punch paper.
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It’s strange to think that, whatever we had at the time, it all felt so modern and advanced. Whereas now…
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Yes it did. We were just starting to get the 286’s in our offices when I was in the Marine Corps in 1987 and was getting out. We had been using word processors with the big 8” floppy disks. Just a step above the electric typewriter. 😊
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Floppy disks! It’s mad that they’re still the icon for the save button on lots of software. When was the last time anyone saw a real one, let alone actually used one?
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I still have some in a drawer. 😂
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