I found a copy of the Iomega Clik! PCMCIA installation CD. Here are some how-to videos that I found on the CD.
Category: Hardware
Posts about old hardware
Addition – Technical Software TIF 1 CW/RTTY Transceiver interface for ZX Spectrum
I picked up this interface at a radio rally at the weekend. Its a CW (Morse Code) and RTTY (Radio Teletype) interface for the Sinclair
Your favorite joystick or controller of all time!
What is your favorite joystick or controller of all time! Mine has to be the Konix Speedking.
Epyx Fastload RELOADED for the Commodore 64
Based upon the Epyx Fastload Cartridge. This hybrid also includes a reset button and a custom ROM. Disk loading speeds on a Commodore 64 are painful, but not once you have one of these! Loads the average game in less than 8 seconds. Simple to use, just plug it in and GO! Commodore Key and Run/Stop to boot from SD2IEC or Disk.
JSBeeb – Javascript BBC Micro
Can you believe this – there is now a BBC Micro emulator written in Javascript!!!
Armiga Project – A modern look to one of the greatest computers in history.
The machine, which we call, the Armiga, is a beautiful piece of modern technology.
It’s built around a modern Dual Core ARM CPU, that plays together with our custom made floppy controller. This is the key of the machine: We’ve developed our own controller, able of reading Amiga disks, decode them and make them available for executing. Sounds simple, right? 😉
Gravis Ultrasound Plays – Ylvis – The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?)
The classic soundcard, Gravis Ultrasound, plays a modern MIDI file. Ylvis – The Fox (What Does The Fox Say?) I will be uploading more videos
Gameboy, Pi and SNES controller in catastrophic pile up!
Ben at Phenoptix has made a nice hybrid handheld console – The PiBoy. At first glance this made me rather sad. Two classics brutally butchered for the sake of an ugly emulator.
Hard Disk Death
This hard disk was in a PC that I picked up today. The person who gave it to me said I must destroy the hard
My first electronics kit – Salter Science – Introduction to Electronics
Wednesday was (Got a new job now) the day that I had to travel to Nottingham/Beeston for work. Often at lunch-time, I take a look