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\|	\|	feertech.com Connecting Retro computers with Serial \| Legion	5.9 parsecs away Travel
\|	\|	Getting data out of an old computer often means reaching for (or making up) a serial cable. Here's an example, transferring files from a Tatung Einstein to a Windows 10 computer using a USB to Serial adapter and a custom cable. Most of the details apply to other computers making it possible to swap files between retro and new machines relatively easily.	5.9 parsecs away Travel
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