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Uploaded by on Feb 7, 2007

Old skool computing

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  • I dunno. They're definatly talking about the memory not the processor - "16k...you need more than that for a letter". So maybe one the eariler computers mentioned had 16k of ram....and the screen-shots are from the later, more grapical, machines..?

  • UPDATE - The first BBC Micro had 16k.

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  • "Fetishists of map-making", blimey I forgot about all the weird and wonderful gmae maps in Your Sinclair every month...Good old YS, those were the days *sheds a tear*

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  • @hipwave A cartridge

  • @tirclachan I think you think to much. Enjoy the song.

  • I can presume, from basic coding experience gained from TI-BASIC that that bit of code at the end is the equivalent of :0->N:Repeat N=2:Disp "Those Were The Days":N+1->N:End

  • my ti 84 plus uses 1 byte per character! I would LOVE 16 extra K

  • @KisseroBahiense that would be it... i remember them being released well after Amstrad's 6128. by the time they were on the UK scene, early 16 bit kit was starting to become available... Amiga, Atari ST etc.

  • @alcockell MSX was released in 1983, not 1986... maybe in 1986 was known in England? (sorry for my english)

  • @KisseroBahiense MSX was released later on - in about 1986 - and lost out. They never really took off in the UK in the same way.

  • @hipwave A memory expansion cartridge.

  • someone pls explains me wtf a rampak is ? thanks.

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