That's one way to incorporate the tape deck...

[Gryzor]

[attach=2]


The Sharp X1. What a beauty.... (click to expand)

[CraigsBar]

... But is must be faster than any other retro-computer, with *that* much red on display.

[Bryce]

Aaaarrrggghhh, my eyes!!

Bryce.

[Gryzor]

Aw, come on you guys...


[attachimg=1]


(much more boring).

[CraigsBar]

Shiny!

[Bryce]

That's better, but not red! It reminded me of the Yashica YC64. No computer should be red.

Bryce.

[Token]

That's better, but not red! It reminded me of the Yashica YC64. No computer should be red.

Bryce.

We had a very (in)famous computer in France..

[AMSDOS]

The early IBM PC computer had tape I think, but I think it was an external reader.


I've yet to test my cassette collection, but I recently discovered my games on Disc (particularly the ones with loader protection) have been corrupted. Don't know if it was because I had them in their original boxes, my Titus the Fox game I got from the AA Covertape still seems to work fine though, have to check the original disc.

[Carnivius]

I like the red.  Better than beige or brown.

[Bryce]

I like the red.  Better than beige or brown.

I can recommend a few good opticians if that's the case

Bryce.

[Poliander]

I looked a few times at this (quite beautiful) red computer, wondering what this thing reminds me... today, it suddenly came to my mind. Agreed, computers shouldn't be red.

[robcfg]

Hehe! Maximilian, right?

[Carnivius]

Where's the 'like' button gone?   Actually the whole topic layout looks different and with shrunken avatars. 

[TFM]

Shrunken avatars is a good thing in some cases at least.    But I miss the like button too. 

[TFM]

Hehe! Maximilian, right?

Yes, but he will have Flash like memory, no tape deck.