Machine Pictures

[vic user]

I copied the files over to a geocities site.
Hope it works.

Chris

 

[dongfeng]

Geocities does not allow the remote host

Copy and paste links work fine though

 

[vic user]

Thanks for letting me know.

Hopefully Erik won't be too upset with my large empty message boxes

Chris

 

[vic user]

Here are the links then.

http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-1.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-2.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-3.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-4.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-5.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-6.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-7.jpg

Geez, and after all this, they ar not very good pics

Chris

 

[Erik]

Geocities does not allow the remote host

I hate Geocities for just that reason.

I'm not sure why, but the Yahoo Groups pictures come up fine for me.

Erik

 

[Thomas Hillebrandt]

For the good of the gallery :wink: here's another Danish built CP/M computer: The James. And it works too :shock: ...

For the record I should mention that this beauty (though dirty) was built in my birth-town...

(Oh, and don't mind the christmas wrapping project evident in the background)

 

[vic user]

I have never seen a diagonal arrow key before. Cool!

Chris

 

[CP/M User]

"Erik" wrote:

>> Geocities does not allow the remote host

> I hate Geocities for just that reason.

> I'm not sure why, but the Yahoo Groups
> pictures come up fine for me.

Isn't Yahoo one of those sorts of sites where
it depends on the browser you're using. Hence
works best in ...

CP/M User.

 

[Terry Yager]

The James is just bootiful...

--T

 

[ravuya]

Here are the links then.

http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-1.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-2.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-3.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-4.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-5.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-6.jpg
http://www.geocities.com/smile_soccer/comp-7.jpg

Geez, and after all this, they ar not very good pics

Chris

So you're the guy snapping up all those VICs. No wonder I can't find one. Got any tips?

 

[vic user]

I have been lucky a couple of times on ebay, getting two vic 20's through it, when noone else had bid on them, so I got them for a good price.

There are a fair amount of vic 20's that come up on ebay.

One recently was described (and sure looked like it), as being in mint condition and looked like it had little or no use.

Good luck!

Chris

 

[vic user]

I think another good thing to do, is post on a local for sale newsgroup.

I belong to a local freenet, and I have posted on the ottawa computer for sale newsgroup, about wanting to buy commodore stuff, with excellent results. Lots of people have things like vic 20's hanging around in attics, or in basements, and have no idea that people would actually want to buy these things. And you get to check out the hardware before buying, and no shipping costs!

Chris

 

[Thomas Hillebrandt]

The James is just bootiful...

--T

Thnx!!

But mentioning the footwear means I almost feel obliged to supply a screenshot of it's welcome-screen:

For the non-Danish speaking, the line underneath the James-logo reads:

"Insert disk in drive A, where the red light is flashing . . ." :lol:

 

[Argon]

Rare MSX game consoles from Korea:

From top to bottom: Daewoo CPC-51W, CPC-61W, CPG-120.
These are basicly MSX computers, but designed as gaming consoles. You can attach a keyboard if you want

 

[CP/M User]

"Argon" wrote:

> Rare MSX game consoles from Korea:

[Pictures Snipped]

> From top to bottom: Daewoo CPC-51W,
> CPC-61W, CPG-120.
> These are basicly MSX computers, but
> designed as gaming consoles. You can
> attach a keyboard if you want

Crikey!

Cheers,
CP/M User.