cyclone3d wrote:

I'll take it.

Done!

Thanks!

Hey kids, it's October and Halloween is right around the corner. This can only mean one thing, it's...

It's a bunch of random computer parts and components that maybe somebody can use for their vintage projects that I am clearing out of my storage unit. It's free shipping to the lower 48.

My favorite caption for the photo wins the mystery box. One entry per member. Ends at 9pm Eastern time tomorrow night (10/11/2019).

Happy taunting, I mean haunting! Mwahahahaha...

Radio Shack presents: Now in full color with cine-sound -- the TRS-80!

obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKZJdaiJF84

It's a good day for a swell retro project!

liqmat wrote:

have_a_cup.jpg

My favorite caption for the photo wins the mystery box.

"You got questions, and you want none of them answered"

Cuphead - Noobs go home. I grew up when games were actually difficult!

Monochrome or go home!

You’ve got questions, we’ve got Cuphead.

TRS-80 or go home without Cuphead.

"Don't deal with the devil, buy a Tandy"

"CLOAD CUPHEAD" **

On second thought, let's turn off RTX

appiah4 wrote:

You’ve got questions, we’ve got Cuphead.

This captures the mood for me and that poor, poor customer at Radio Shack is going to get more than they bargained for. Congrats!

liqmat wrote:

appiah4 wrote:

You’ve got questions, we’ve got Cuphead.

This captures the mood for me and that poor, poor customer at Radio Shack is going to get more than they bargained for. Congrats!

Oh wow, I never win anything 😀 Thanks a lot!!

I still have this card:

(has an exploded cap)

Free to collect or € 5 shipped in the Netherlands.

Would any of you Amiga lovers like this CD for your collection? Almost done cleaning out the storage unit and ran across this in my stack of CDs. PM me if you want.

Also, for anyone who likes to collect Dell gear, I have this Dell issued DVD. Has two free commercial games on it (Demolition Racer & Oddworld: Abe's Exoddus) along with Dell's attempt to sell games through Greenleaf Technologies. Interesting part of history though. Other hardware vendors also used this so called "The Big Wig DVD Keeper" DVD to promote games digitally. Anyway, it's in mint condition if anyone would like this just PM me.

https://www.bloomberg.com/press-releases/2000 … ll-computers-to

Both the Dell DVD and the Amiga CD are now taken. Thanks.