The 8-Bit Guy

How the Demo Scene Works!

Changes coming for 2024

Commodore History Part 4 - The Plus4, C16, and C116

IBM PCjr Repair and Restoration

Petscii Robots - The FINAL Update

The 6502 CPU Powered a Whole Generation!

What are Dumb Terminals?

The basics of BASIC, the programming language of the 1980s.

Amazing Tech from Texas - Part 1: 3D Realms

AST Computer - Tales from Tech Support

How to use a Mac Mini as a file server

9 Plug n Play TV Games Compared

Early 8-Bit Sound Digitizers

How to Modify an OS X install disc to work on other computers.

Back when cameras used... Floppy Disks? Sony Mavica

Roadkill Nintendo NES - Restored

Nintendo NES Classic Alternatives and clones

Color Photos from a Black and White Camera

Tour of Home Network 2020

My take on The Atari 400 Mini

Repairing Martin Galway's Commodore 128

BMW i3 REx roadtrip, charging, coding, and range test.

How light pens and light guns work NES Zapper

Living with the iPhone 2G for a week. Is it Obsolete?

What does a computer mouse see?

How old school cassette tape drives worked

Apple Keyboard Evolution 1983-2015 Part 1

Modding a consumer TV to use RGB input

OS X 10.4 Tiger, It is Obsolete Yet?

Let's look at the MEGA65 Retro Computer

How Cathode Ray Tubes Work.

Restoration of rare Apple IIc Plus

Building my dream computer - Part 1

How to pick the best gaming laptop for MS-DOS games.

How to install a network jack into a wall from the attic.

How the Commodore REU Works

The Tandy 1000 - The best MS-DOS computer in 1984.

CGA Graphics - Not as bad as you thought!

Think Different Challenge - The Apple PIIe - Part 4

MacOS 9 install on an Apple iBook G3 Clamshell

How to upgrade RAM in your Apple iBook G4

How Machine Language Works

How to upgrade RAM in your 13" Apple Macbook

Documentary - The Sinclair ZX80, ZX81, and Timex Sinclair 1000

The Evolution64 - Is it worth the money?

How long to charge a 2011/2012 Nissan Leaf?

The Laser Portable Computers that ran BASIC.

Mini Tabletop Arcades - Old vs. New

How to repair a power cord that has been dog chewed.

Found at Computer Reset - IBM 7496 Executive Workstation

Commodore History Part 8-The Amiga 1000