It make me laugh and cry when I see on craigslist "Antique Computer" and it is a C 64
On Sun, Feb 25, 2018 at 7:46 PM, Fred Cisin via cctalk < cctalk@classiccmp.org> wrote: > It could be argued that the industry was already going before that. > > How many remember > Thinker Toys > Kentucky Fried Computers > Intergalactic Digital research > > When the industry lost its sense of humor, > it was the beginning of the end. > THAT was the beginning of the end of "vintage". > > > Now, of course, the principals are embarrassed, and deny that there was a > culture clash between DRI and IBM, that the FIRST prototype of a 5.25" disk > was a bar napkin, etc. > > > I have in front of me, a 1983 copy of "InvisiCalc" > Why ask "What if. . .?" > When you can ask "Who cares?" > The software is for ANY computer with 5.25" drive, > disunirregardless of disk format! > >
