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I recently found and acquired an interesting peripheral for the Olivetti M10 portable computer.

Here are some quick pictures of Videotex Decoder software from the Manitoba Telephone System for the Commodore 64.

Some time back, I acquired a Canadian Bell Alextel terminal.

I was overjoyed to learn of a Burroughs ICON that a friend had that was not in working condition but was offered to me… and I jumped on it!

Just recently, I was contacted by Lytle Johnson about a Microsystems International Limited, more commonly referred to as MIL, Mod-8 computer.

Further to my post about returning Bil Herd’s Commodore 128D sample computer, Bil mentioned that he would send me something as a token of appreciation.

I recently learned that a Commodore 128D I acquired in early 2019 was confirmed to be Bil Herd’s.

This is information for the Educator 64 video board.

TRS-80 Model 1 – Serial number 100,000 – auction As I check eBay once in a while for interesting vintage computer finds, I came upon a Radio Shack TRS-80 Model 1 computer that seemed a little odd.

Several people have asked me about reproducing the Nabu PC Floppy disk controller board even though, at this point, I do NOT have the only original I know of yet working.