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Sunday, August 8, 2021
CONTINUITY: Paper Models of Vintage Computers
Love retro computing but just don't have the space for the collection of your dreams? These free paper models are STUNNING! I love the TRS-80 MODEL III 😍 ⌨️🖱️https://t.co/yygZr9NjxQ pic.twitter.com/pVV8cMMBia
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The IMSAI 8080 page says:
I know these systems were often used as CP/M machines but who beyond the well-to-do and die-hard enthusiasts would have found a use for one of these systems in these early days is unclear to me.
Nonsense: most of these machines were connected to ASCII terminals and used with CP/M for software development, word processing, and other minicomputer-type work at a fraction of the cost of alternatives. For developing 8080 software, the cost was far less than Intel's development system. I used an IMSAI chassis and peripheral boards to develop and test my Marinchip 9900 16-bit S-100 CPU board.
Posted at August 8, 2021 11:26