A trip down memory lane

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TheFaQQer replied

23 June 2010, 18:50
I walked down a road the other day where the houses were numbered 32K, 64K, 128K, 256K, 512K and 1M.

Now that was a trip down memory lane.
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DimPrawn replied

23 June 2010, 18:38
No Acorn Atom?

No Oric Atmos?

No Atari 800?

No TRS-80?

Computers I have loved and lost in the past.
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Spacecadet replied

23 June 2010, 18:20
The Oliver Twins in 1984

The Oliver Twins again , more money and less hair later
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doodab replied

23 June 2010, 12:13
Originally posted by Churchill View Post

The guy who designed the egg used to work for me in Cambridge.

Was this before or after the invention of chickens?
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Churchill replied

23 June 2010, 09:23
Originally posted by Coalman View Post

Fantastic!!

BBC B, with disk drive and Elite in loft - may try to get working again soon.
Dragon 32 with Chuckie Egg in loft - this will probably never work again!

The guy who designed the egg used to work for me in Cambridge.
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Spacecadet replied

23 June 2010, 08:52
Originally posted by Coalman View Post

Fantastic!!

BBC B, with disk drive and Elite in loft - may try to get working again soon.
Dragon 32 with Chuckie Egg in loft - this will probably never work again!

No mention of Harrier Attack though. My 8 year old brain was convinced I could get on to record breakers with my high score
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Coalman replied

23 June 2010, 08:47
Fantastic!!

BBC B, with disk drive and Elite in loft - may try to get working again soon.
Dragon 32 with Chuckie Egg in loft - this will probably never work again!
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Spacecadet started a topic A trip down memory lane

23 June 2010, 08:34
A trip down memory lane

Twitter on a ZX Spectrum
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