Dokumenty

Assembly 2005 seminar. Title: Freax - history of the demoscene by Tamas Polgar

What can be done with regular ZX Spectrum 48K and its BEEPER in... recording studio. :) The only instrument/sound-source and the only sequencer: ZX Spectrum 48K (BEEPER). ***The heavy post-production has been used.*** Recording-studio effects: track-by-track recording / filters / phasers / choruses / flangers / ...

ABC news channel 7 Los Angels did a five part series about the arcade video game indusrty. This was transfered from a VHS tape that we recorded in 1982. We were 8 years old operating the VCR back then so some of video gets cut out.

Episode 1 of my new series on 1 bit music. This is my first screencast ever, so I might still need to practise a bit. Also sorry for the crappy image quality, I made the video in widescreen format not realizing that flv doesn't like 16:9. Next episode will hopefully be in 720p fullscreen. More info ...

The Commodore 64 is an 8-bit home computer introduced by Commodore International in January 1982. Volume production started in the spring of 1982, with machines being released on to the market in August at a price of US$595.

The final live programme from the popular 1980's BBC series 'Micro Live', broadcast early 1987. Full of 80's nostalgia! This programme is owned by the BBC.

The ZX Spectrum (the "Z" is pronounced "Zed" from its original British English branding) is an 8-bit personal home computer released in the United Kingdom in 1982 by Sinclair Research Ltd. Referred to during development as the ZX81 Colour and ZX82, the machine was launched as the ZX Spectrum by ...

First half of a demonstration of the Xerox Star user interface from 1982. The Lisa and Mac interfaces that would follow a couple years later are dismissed by some today as being merely a direct ripoff of Xerox's work...but in watching this it becomes apparent that Apple's UI was in fact an evolution of these concepts, ...

Clip from the show "Stephen Frys 100Greatest Gadgets". Stephen discusses the ZX Spectrum with comments from famous owners of the Computer. Personally, I Think the ZX81 was more Iconic than the Spectrum, but then again Im old enough to have actually owned a ZX81. Bought for my 10th Birthday by my ...

Commodore 128 Announcement from 1985