Old computers

[NotAllThere]

I've a ZX81, with 16K RAM pack sitting in my cellar. Last time I check (about 8 years ago) it was still working.

3D Monster Maze, Fungaloids and Mazogs were favourites. I know some geek somewhere managed to hack the display routines to get user-defined graphics.

[Churchill]

Still got my Microtan 65 - and some of the soldering iron burns from building it.

The 6502 is still my favourite processor.

The ARM is second, I like the idea of having a bit shift and conditional operator as part of most instructions and only losing a clock cycle if that instruction isn't executed.

[Le Rosbif]

Having a bit of a clear out at the weekend I happened across my old Commodore 64 and (loads of) games from my childhood.

Got me thinking if there is any value in keeping it or if I should sell or dump it.

I also had an as new Texas Instruments computer but dumped it a few years back - really should have tried eBaying it.

What's the oldest computer you still have?

I sold my Amstrad CPC 6128 back in the 90's...

I still have my TI-99 - plug it sometimes to have game of "parsec" or "car wars"
Brilliant!

[Churchill]

I've a ZX81, with 16K RAM pack sitting in my cellar. Last time I check (about 8 years ago) it was still working.

3D Monster Maze, Fungaloids and Mazogs were favourites. I know some geek somewhere managed to hack the display routines to get user-defined graphics.

May I refer the learned audience to Fred Nachbaur's ZX81 Page

[Spacecadet]

I sold my Amstrad CPC 6128 back in the 90's...

Posh git

We had a 464 with a green screen