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blog.vladovince.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article details the author's extensive project involving the restoration and enhancement of a Macintosh 512K computer, starting with the goal of experiencing the original Macintosh's capabilities. The process included downgrading the ROM to match the original 128K Mac, installing a custom switcher board to toggle between 128K and 512K RAM, repairing various hardware components such as the floppy drive and keyboard, and integrating upgrades like the SCSI and memory expansion. The project evolved into a complex endeavor with numerous challenges and learning experiences, ultimately resulting in a more functional and usable 512K system that closely resembles a Macintosh Plus. | |
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retropaq.com
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| | | | | The Macintosh Portable is perhaps the only vintage computer that I have come across that does not require a screwdriver to disassemble, (which is amazing!) You can take apart the computer, all the way down to its bare PCB with | |
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justanotherelectronicsblog.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author documents the restoration of a Sun SPARCstation IPX from 1991, addressing issues like leaking capacitors in the power supply, a noisy hard drive, missing real-time clock backup, and non-standard connectivity interfaces by upgrading components and creating custom adapters. | |
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www.sifter.com.au
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| | | Plus Cat played the Nintendo Switch 2 and we got a first look at the leaked images of the Xbox ROG handheld Project Keenan | ||
