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Digital Archaeology: Floppy Disk #14 – DEPRESS.DOC A summary for those that haven't been keeping up with this series: I found a number of 5.25" disks at a thrift store a number of years ago (sometime in the late 1990s to

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almost 2 years ago

Computer Shopper (August 1992) Cover of the August 1992 issue of Computer Shopper

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almost 2 years ago

Commodore Microcomputers (November/December 1984) Cover of the November/December 1984 issue of Commodo

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almost 2 years ago

Maximum PC (December 2001) Cover of the December 2001 issue of Maximum PC Maximum P

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almost 2 years ago

Identifying a Mystery Computer From Almost 30 Years Ago Commodore 64C If you are someone who pays any attention to what I post here on Hive then you probably realize that old computers are a hobby of mine. I've loved comput

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almost 2 years ago

Computer Shopper (January 1987) Cover of January 1987 issue of Computer Shopper

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almost 2 years ago

Byte (November 1982) Cover of the November 1982 issue of Byte Byte was probably the best

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over 1 year ago

Digital Archaeology: eMachines T5088 eMachines were known for their bargain basement priced computers. Unfortunately, while they were certainly cheap for their time, you got what you paid for. The T5088 was their middle o

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over 1 year ago

Amstrad Computer User (January 1992) Cover of the January 1992 issue of Amstrad Computer User

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almost 2 years ago

Byte (October 1978) Cover of the October 1978 issue of Byte Byte was a long running compu

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