Yesterday we stopped by the Oklahoma Video Game Exhibition in Tulsa. If the OVGE was about the latest video games, I wouldn’t be interested. But an exhibition where people are showing their “old computer” collections and trading rare games, hardware, and software? We’re there! Here are some photos.
I think this afternoon, the Commodore 128 is [...]
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Old Video Games in Tulsa
Sunday, Aug 20th, 2006 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: retro computing
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: retro computing
Business reading: Google and Commodore
Tuesday, May 16th, 2006 by Brandon | 0 Comments
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: retro computing, review, tech
Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: retro computing, review, tech
Current business reading: The Google Story. I’m about a third of the way through this book about the guys who started Google and the empire they created. It’s an interesting read, but its clear the author is in awe of the folks behind Google. If you can get past that, though, there is something here [...]
Retro Computing Review: The Home Computer Wars
Monday, Sep 6th, 2004 by Brandon | 0 Comments
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Filed under: Software & Technology | Tags: retro computing, review
Mini-review of The Home Computer Wars (Michael S. Tomczyk, 1984, Compute! Publications, Inc. ISBN 0-94238675-2)
If you are 1., a computer industry history enthusiast, and 2., ever owned a Commodore computer such as the PET, VIC-20, or Commodore 64, then you should try to find a copy of The Home Computer Wars by Michael S. Tomczyk. [...]