New: computersAll contenthive-129948hive-196917krhive-150122hive-180932steemhive-185836hive-166405zzanhive-188619hive-144064hive-183959hive-101145hive-183397uncommonlabcryptidhunterhive-139150hive-145157hive-103599photographyphotohive-109690bitcoinhive-170554hive-180301TrendingNewHotLikerssergeyk (75)in hive-145157 • 2 days agoГотуй сани влітку... або скоро доведеться перейти з 10 на 11 куЩе донедавна у мене була Windows 10, та й процесор мій не підтримував Win11 так як без модуля TPM - ну прям не прожити без нього, якось же раніше існували комп'ютери. Знайомий придбав ноутбуки з…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 14 days agoDigital Archaeology: Dell Vostro 1500The Vostro line fit into a kind of weird marketing segment within Dell. 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If there is anything to be derived from those…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoAhoy!'s Amiga User (May 1988)Cover of the May 1988 issue of Ahoy!'s Amiga User Ahoy! was originally a Commodore 8-bit magazine, mostly covering the Commodore 64. Later it also covered the Amiga. However, it's not surprising…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoPC World (January 1991)Cover of the January 1991 issue of PC World PC World was one of the most popular PC magazines published in the U.S. It always felt a bis generic to me but it's still great for nostalgia. This…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoPC World (January 1996)Cover of the January 1996 issue of PC World PC World was one of the most popular PC magazines published in the U.S. It always felt a bit generic to me but it's still great for nostalgia. 2006…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoDigital Archaeology: Toshiba Satellite L355-S7905The Toshiba Satellite L355 was available from a number of retailers in slightly different configurations. My particular model is the L355-S7905. As far as I can tell, the numbers are pretty random…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoPC World (August 1987)Cover of the August 1987 issue of PC World PC World was one of the most popular PC magazines from the beginning of its life to the end. Unfortunately, few magazines have been popular enough to…gaming.yer (62)in hive-175254 • 2 months agoWhy do computers become more compact as time goes by?Greetings to all colleagues, I have noticed that lately compared to the years of yesteryear, we have advanced with technology but, as far as computers are concerned, they are always more and more…darth-azrael (67)in retrocomputing • 2 months agoPC World (June 1993)Cover of the June 1993 issue of PC World June 1993 was the month and year I graduated high school. I would buy my first "PC" (I had a Commodore 64 at the time) a couple of months later, right…darth-azrael (67)in retrogaming • 3 months agoPersonal Computer Games (June 1984)Cover of the June 1984 issue of Personal Computer Games Personal Computer Games is a computer gaming magazine that was published in the U.K. in the early to mid 1980s. 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