Saudi Vintage Tech Preserve

Interested in restoring vintage computers, antique phonographs & antique tube radio, vintage audio and video machines and new and vintage scale models & kits.

[Saudi Vintage Tech Preserve @TechPreserve]

Shaheen-2 is the first Saudi supercomputer to enter the list of the ten most powerful computers in the world

#KSA #Saudi_Arabia #supercomputer

[Call-A.P.P.L.E. @callapple]

ProDOS Drivers Updated to Version 1.6 – Elevating Apple II Customization https://t.co/REu2R7ZVKb

[Sark @crtdude]

At the @vcfederation workshop this weekend. I brought this terminal to work on. Ampex Dialogue 80. A little dirty. According to the note on the screen, it died in 1990. Unfortunately the keyboard connector is ripped off. No docs exist online so I'll have to figure out the wiring.

[techknight @techknight2]

Holy crap! The amount of circuitry in that thing is absolutely insane.

[Vintage Computer Federation @vcfederation]

2024 is shaping up to be a very busy year. Here is a preview of a lot that is going on. Subject to changes, reply back if there are corrections or additions.
#vcf #festivals #2024

[Action Retro @ActionRetro1]

NEW VIDEO! Installing a classic version of Ubuntu on the weird Sony VAIO... and tearing it apart for hacks!

https://t.co/6durGnQ63e

[glitch @systems_glitch]

Finally did a writeup on repairing and upgrading the HP 5326B Timer/Counter/DVM with Nixies:

https://t.co/kU6BqqoWal

This one had a factory wiring error that wasn't exposed until an upgrade ovenized timebase was installed! Still a useful instrument.

[Adam McG @hulkintosh]

Home-made DuoDisk for the Apple II, using the shell of a dead Disk II drive and a pair of Chinon mechanisms!

[Cam Soper @camsoper]

@LyalinDotCom Sanyo MBC-885 "luggable" portable PC. 8088XT 8 Mhz processor, 640 kB RAM, DOS 3.3. Mine had a 20 mB HDD. Got my start programming by writing a series of batch files to zip/unzip app directories as I needed them to conserve HD space. 1990ish, I was 12. (not my picture)

[Dodutils @dodutils]

@VingTroiSeize Very first (trans)portable color Computer was Sanyo MBC-775 PC compatible x86 in 1982

[Frank Arrigo 🇦🇺💪😇♏️🍔☕💉⁷ @frankarr]

Sanyo MBC 775 portable "luggable" PC from 1986 #oldskool

[Saudi Vintage Tech Preserve @TechPreserve]

This terminal was one of the terminals was used from 35 years in the department of Saudi civil affairs in Saudi Arabia.

#Saudi_Arabia #KSA #vintage_computer

[Saudi Vintage Tech Preserve @TechPreserve]

Shaheen-2 is the first Saudi supercomputer to enter the list of the ten most powerful computers in the world

#KSA #Saudi_Arabia #supercomputer