Collaborate Disseminate
Aside from keeping decades-old consumer-grade computing hardware working, a major problem for many retrocomputing enthusiasts lies in doing the same for vintage monitors. Whether your screen is a domestic TV …read more Continue reading A Vintage Monitor Lives Again with a New Heart
Magnets, how do they work? Although the quantum mechanics behind ferromagnetism are by no means easy, a few simple experiments can give you a good grasp of how magnets attract …read more Continue reading Hands-On Museum Exhibit Brings Electromagnetism to Life
Nothing quite says vintage computer like a dedicated glass terminal. We enjoyed [Adam’s] restoration of an Acorn CRT monitor. The monitor is old enough to have that vintage vibe, but …read more Continue reading A CRT Monitor Restoration
In 1997, chances are that if you didn’t have a Nintendo 64 already, you wanted one. (Never mind that the games cost the GDP of a small country.) It gave you both the supreme game designing talent of Shigeru Miyamoto and graphics that left the Sony behind. The trouble, though, …read more
Continue reading The Boxy All-In-One Nintendo 64 Your 1990s Self Always Wanted