Portable week: 1982 GRiD compass & in-flight pascal.Nov 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #1982
As promised, 1 a day for Non-X86 week. #1, restored 1972 DEC PDP 8/e with magnetic core memory.Jan 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #1972 #86 #1 #8
NonX86 #2, as promised- A BeBox computer, ca. 1995. One of ~2K sold.Jan 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #1995 #86 #2
Non-X86 #3 - My c. 1983 Xerox Daybreak graphical workstation (MESA CPU), currently running InterlispJan 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #MESA-CPU #1983 #86 #3
Another post from the “more effort than it’s worth” department...Dec 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
My current battle station- supporting frantic work on reverse-engineering Symbolics 36XX bootable disks before the last one dies, and archiving software.Feb 2016 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #36
You guys know how Xerox invented the GUI? Check out what I scored...Aug 2015 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Doing some retrocomputing in front of the TV last night...Apr 2016 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Got my next battlestation home, an early 1970s PDP-11/40. In a few months I hope to run V6 UNIX!Sep 2015 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #1970 #11 #40 #6
Who can spot what’s special about this Macintosh SE/30?Dec 2017 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #30
Surfin' the net from the couch on my Commodore Amiga 3000Mar 2015 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #3000
After moving AGAIN the bedroom battle station is mostly done. Name the systems.Sep 2015 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Most recent eBay packing fail. Two Amiga 4000 video toastersJul 2015 ⋅ thefinder ⋅ r/retrobattlestations ⋅ #4000
