ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Panelists: Earl Evans (hosting), David Greelish and Carrington Vanston
Topics:
- RC-3 Relay Computer from Stephen Torrence, Museum of Computer Culture
- Apple II prototype hardware sold on eBay:
- Report from the Portland Retro Gaming Expo
- 101 Classic Computer Ads, from David’s brother Keith
- MultipleClassicComputer
- “VCFMW7 Happened. It was a good time! Pic links here:”
- Internet Archive adding issues of Byte magazine, via fan Roman
- Original Apple 1 Headed to Auction
- Melissa Baron’s glitch screenprints
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Current Auctions:
- Carrington: IMSAI 8080
- David: Mini Apple II computer handmade Flash drive
- Earl: DEC Digital MicroVAX II w/ SCSI OpenVMS 7.3 VAX
Intro / Closing Song: Back to Oz by John X – link
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