On this second episode of ANTIC: The Atari 8-bit Podcast — we talk about our favorite books about the Atari, two exciting new hardware projects, the atari party, and why the worlds biggest department store is also the worlds worst.
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James and John discuss eBay finds: Pete Marwick Mac bag, Mac 512k ED, and gift from Steve Jobs. Johns has begun work on his 1/3 scale Mac Plus, and news includes History of Mac, and Pebble.
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Earlier this year, I delved into the history of the EarthBound franchise and the failed efforts to convince Nintendo to bring the first and third games in the series to the North American market. Many fans have toiled for years without acknowledgement from Nintendo. Instead, they taunt us by holding
New podcasts, upcoming vintage computer shows, new additions to my vintage computer collection, listener feedback, my stories about the American Computer Museum, and an interview with George Keremedjiev (director of the American Computer Museum)
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James and John discuss eBay finds: HD20, Macintosh IIfx, and TAM. Daniel Kottke speaks at VCF-SE (Part 4), and news includes Douglas Engelbart, Apple I sold, jOBS poster, aluminum Apple II, and MaCool.
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We hope everyone has enjoyed listening to the July episode of Open Apple. Unfortunately, we got a few facts wrong during the “II News” segment of that show. Since some of the affected events will be occurring before our August show airs, we want to issue the following two corrections
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AN Original Apple computer has sold for $US387,750 ($427,000) at auction – far below estimates that it could fetch $500,0000. The Apple-1, one of the first 25 Apple-1’s ever made, was hand built in 1976 by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, who even signed
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