Fans of Old Computers

Proud of the fact that you could sort punched cards faster than anyone? Still got that CP/M boot disk "just in case"? Admit your age and post pictures and stories from the good old days.

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DataRock 1.0

04/16/2010 11:16 AM

Joining TRS-80 fan-group as a shout-out to my friend's mom, Mrs. Alston, who was one of the first women - back in 1981 or so - that I knew studying TRS-80 programming at our local Guilderland, New York Radio Shack computer store. She passed recently, and along with other good memories, my friend and I were talking 300-baud modems and TRS-80 programming at her wake. :) Good times!

- Larry
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