Yes, great nostalgia but don't forget that there is GOLD inside those old computers. When done with childhood memories, get the GOLD out. I need to hit the charity shops.
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Oh wow! I'm old enough to remember using cassette tapes and then moved to the big "floppy" disks. That was such a step up!
I was doing accounting and storage was a never ending issue in the beginning. Many people would still do things by hand and be quicker. That was only my first couple of years though and then we were off to the races.
I remember labeling the darn things and they were always lost somewhere or the tech guy had them. so glad they are gone. Now I use memory cards and life is good :)
Very nice find friend.
looks fun! thanks for sharing :) @mindhunter
Great find! Thank you for sharing.
OMG i like
Me too!! :)
HAHAHA datacorder
Nice find!
Finding cassette games on eBay now :D
Wowsers! Never seen one like that before. Even though its fairly old it looks to be in pretty good condition. Cool find.
A Sinclair in mint condition is a rarity indeed Jacob!
That is so cool!
You gona mod a new keyboard and casset player into it?
needs a tape to cd adaptor.
:D
Good move...lucky you.
I'd LOVE to have an old Amiga...either the 500 or the 2000, I've owned both.
Looking for the Commodore 64 next to complete my vintage collection!!
With a datacorder!
Good for you.
This was the last version of the Spectrum and it was on its way out ... hence it was in mint condition!
Yes, great nostalgia but don't forget that there is GOLD inside those old computers. When done with childhood memories, get the GOLD out. I need to hit the charity shops.
I was surprised how light the whole thing was as well. Old is indeed gold in more than one way!
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@munazar
I honestly have no idea what it is but it looks so cool! I would have picked it up immediately if I saw it at a thrift shop or garage sale!
It was just made to attract a small boy! :)
Oh wow! I'm old enough to remember using cassette tapes and then moved to the big "floppy" disks. That was such a step up!
I was doing accounting and storage was a never ending issue in the beginning. Many people would still do things by hand and be quicker. That was only my first couple of years though and then we were off to the races.
You got a collector's item!
I remember the floppy disk collection of backups I had! How weird that was! Not it's all on memory sticks!!
I remember labeling the darn things and they were always lost somewhere or the tech guy had them. so glad they are gone. Now I use memory cards and life is good :)
Ha ha! Thanks for that memory fragment @fitforfun :)
My useless knowledge is vast :)
Ha ha!
Well, I've never seen this before
I've said that myself a few times on Steemit :)