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Colonel Mustard posted the thread Can anyone print something out on a Teletype for the Computer History Museum? in General Vintage Computer Discussions.Hi Everyone, I'm a curator at the Computer History Museum and we're planning a major exhibition on AI and chatbots, to open this Fall... -
Colonel Mustard replied to the thread Need help IDing UK game system.Thank you for the relay to the UK group! I was thinking maybe it was a hack/mod, but then there's that brochure... looks legit. I'll see...
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Looking in from the UK here - there are a quite a few retro computer people in the 'vintage computing' subsection of the UK Vintage... -
Colonel Mustard replied to the thread Need help IDing UK game system.Hi -- Sorry no other numbers. The three-way plug seems to have electrical tape on it (?) or looks similarly kludge-y? But then the...
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What seems to be a custom modification on this TV is the jacks on the right side. I suspect that it is a possibility that they simply...
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https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/philips_12b71100x.html https://www.radiomuseum.org/r/philips_philetta_711_12b7110012_b.html
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So it only works with the original TV it came with? It probably uses the typical "Pong on a chip" IC...
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Hello Hive Mind! This mystery system comes from someone in the United Kingdom. They are seeking any information on these all-in-one...
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