This Amiga Accelerator STILL refuses to work!

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The new tag RAM chips have arrived—will they be enough to restore the functionality of the sidecar accelerator? Watch the latest episode from CRG to find out.

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The Vintage Computer Federation proudly announces our Vintage Computer Festival East 2025! VCF East 2025 will be a hybrid show (in-person and streaming online)! Stay tuned for updated information.

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The Apple 410 Color Plotter In Action! — Kate “Cat” Szkotnicki
Start Me Up: 30 years of Windows 95 — Alexander Pierson, Katherine Ahlskog
IBM PS/2 and MicroChannel Mayhem — Ryan Burke
FujiNet — Ben Krein
New Old Computers — Kevin Gonzalez
Altair 50th birthday — William Sudbrink
Heathkit H89 and 3D Printed H8 case — Darrell Pelan, Joe Travis, Alex Bodnar, Glenn Roberts
The Foenix F256 meets the Moog Modular 15+ — Michael Weitman, Stefany Allaire
Core64 – Adventures in Core Memory — Andy Geppert, Jeremy Geppert, Jared Geppert
Motorola MC88110 processor – Data General Unix — Maki Kato
MDCon — Michael Stieb
Totally Normal Computing — Michael Stanhope
Consolization: When Computers Become Game Systems — Noah Weitz, Sawyer Gilbert
The TRS-80 Model II Business System — Mike Loewen
Fuji Apples: Macs from Japan — Dan Forsythe
Early 80’s Luggables — Nicolas Mailloux
Experiencing the ENIAC — Brian Stuart
The Baudot Basement — John Lucas
Genericable — Brian L, Jesse C, Robert K, Nikki C, Kelby B, Ari W, Kyle S
Life on EDGE — Collin Mistr, Chad Baxter
Early Microcomputers — Ryan Burke
RCA COSMAC 1802 — Josh Bensadon
Dave’s Retro Video Lab
TRS-80 Expansion Interfaces — Peter Cetinski, Alex Cetinski
40 Years of Amiga — AmigaBill Winters, Dave Test, Stefano Corbellini, William Becker, Tony Schiffbauer, Mike Clark, Anthony Becker, Greg Sorvella
The Power of Two (Displays), featuring IBM and ThinkPads — The Forgotten King
Business Computer, Japan (NEC PC-98) — Quinn Quirble
Pittsburgh Classic Mac Lab — Scott Baret
The Atari ST Turns 40 — Peter Fletcher, Bill Lange
The Plot Thickens: Pen Plotter Artistry — Paul Rickards
Dutch and European mainland computers — Bart van den Akker, Johan Grip, Stefan Joosten
My Story Starts with a Computer — Justin D. Morgan
The Sounds of Emulation — Rick and Briana Karrer
Vintage Video Capture — BigBadBench
Heathkit H89 — Alex Bodnar
Commodore 64 SID sounds and Beyond — Dan Laskowski, Brigitte Laskowski
Y2K Intranets and Internets — Stephen Mayo
It’s Just a PC — Joe Marlin
and much more!

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