New computer history video: 1975 SWTPC 6800. From the blurb:

"Computer history video! We talk about the vintage computer SWTPC 6800 which was one of the first successful computers build around the Motorola 6800 CPU. It used an interesting bus, SS-50, and used to be sold as a kit."

Video: 1975 SWTPC 6800

I have made a lot of videos in the year 2018 for our 3dfx fans: https://www.youtube.com/3dfx_Aslinger

Gameplays and comparisons, also enough videos that other youtuber have not done yet. Real 3dfx Hardware and later videos with capture hardware for better quality!

Let's Code MS DOS 0x03: The VGA Card

https://youtu.be/6C0ch7kV7B4

Let's Code MS DOS 0x04: Make It Move!

https://youtu.be/cpqSPFqMufQ

New video of Sound Profile is DONE! Taking a look at the original Roland Sound Canvas and its many features, and how it is from a musician's perspective! https://youtu.be/tF6B7TxpLuA
Also launched alongside it is the first album for the SC-55 in probably around 30 years, a collaborative project between me and some friends on a Desktop Music Discord server 😀 https://youtu.be/LtMciVcDme0

Let's Code MS DOS 0x05: Game Mechanics

https://youtu.be/iomR7ri0IDE

Quick Book Review: Nostalgia Nerd's "Retro Tech"

https://youtu.be/Qfwwk2MTpAo

I love your DOS coding videos by the way.

Capacitor replacement on my MT-32. Did it need it? No....but then the caps are just over 30 years old and it never hurts to replace them.

https://youtu.be/u3jj1vyEufc

Hi guys .... just wanted to drop a link to my retro channel on youtube
Just started in 2019, but already some stuff on

• IBM 5150
• IBM 5162
• IBM Dual monitor setups
• PCs (286 / 386 / 486 / Commodore PCs)
• Hardware repairs / replacements

But lots more to come including retro laptops / hardware & software reviews / Commodore C64/128 / Amiga / ......

Feel free to take a look and I hope you enjoy it ... always welcome to hear from you guys and seeing what you like and what you want to see.....

^ cool I'll check it out later as the content seems juicy 😁

The "Snark Barker" SoundBlaster Compatible Card

https://youtu.be/q9df2g3YivY

The most beautiful 486 AMD in the world ?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIKivkL4inA

Been thinking of doing a follow-up video on dual screens and old IBM PCs (5150).

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4zugZGBPTSA

Any ideas what would be nice to cover ? Been thinking about doing a lightweight coding session on the 5150 to implement some dual screen magic 😀

New computer history video: 1979 Texas Instruments TI 99/4A.

I spend a bit of time talking about the company behind it, the interesting features of the TI's 990 processor and the usual looks outside, inside and some games.

This one I shot with a Nikon camera, and I am not sure it turned out better than the ones I shot with my iPhone XS (that is mostly because of me).

My AMD 486 DX4 100Mhz gets a much needed multimedia upgrade.... Welcome to IRQ hell, broken expansion cards and driver issues .... https://youtu.be/DcfMFE3ZtH4

Let's Code MS DOS 0x06: VGA Palette Tricks and Refactoring

https://youtu.be/RyfuQFBDbKU

And the last eüisode of my let's code series for this 'season':

Let's Code MS DOS 0x07: Game Over!

https://youtu.be/83zBYmAAk0c

I was fortunate enough to have picked up this AT&T Globalyst 590 PC witn an Intel Pentium 66Mhz.
It was in pretty rough shape when I got it, it lacked a PSU / power button and hard drive and I didn't know if it still worked but I really like the look and feel of this case.
So I added a PSU and a hard drive, installed windos 95 and it worked fine.

https://youtu.be/HtPFL3Zz_sk

Computer History series video describing the TRS-80 Model 100 portable computer. We talk about Tandy Corporation, Intel 8085 processor, the insides and outsides of the Model 100 and we turn it on a bit and play with it.

1983 TRS-80 Model 100