DON’T Ignore this Old Forgotten Printer – Commodore MPS 803

Join me to experience again using a dot matrix printer, this was my first printer that I used with the Commodore 64. These printers, despite having very low resolution and being noisy, are fascinating.

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2024 2025 summary

Summary about what 2024 has been and what I’m planning for 2025!

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Is THIS the BEST Robot Car for Beginners?

In this video we’re reviewing the smart robot car from Elegoo, a comprehensive robotics kit that includes arduino compatibility and an ultrasonic sensor for navigation. The stem kit provides everything needed for assembly and programming, making it perfect for learning and experimentation with open source development. 🤖 Get ready to explore this exciting build!

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Rare Atari 2600 Companion

Download the WAV audio for the Compumate image file here.

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Howto Retrobrite: Jumping into the unknown

This is my personal adventure in Rebtro-brighting, basically the process of removing the aging yellow color characteristic on many old computers that used ABS plastic in their keyboards and chasis. This is the first time I’m trying this, come with me and let’s see how this process goes.

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Get Started in Retro Computers

In this video we get a quick tour on how to get started in retro. Maybe you found an old retro computer in your basement, or you are passionate and want to know more, you can get started any time.

Commodore 64 programming videos

Restoring old Joystick

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Powerful 20 years old Linux PDA: Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000

This is the Sharp Zaurus SL-C1000. My everyday to go PDA about 20 years ago.

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Sun Microsystems keyboard Retrobrighting

I got this keyboard on eBay, it’s fully functional. I’m planning to give it some restoration and retrobright it because the keys are quite yellow. I’ve never retrobright anything before, so I’m still investigating the best way based on my capabilities. If you have any advice, please let me know in the comments.

Interview with a Retro Friend Perifractic from Retro Recipes

I had the privilege to interview our friend in retro Christian Simpson a.k.a. “Perifractic”. He’s a writer, actor, musician and passionate expert about retro computers and vintage tech, and the master mind behind the YouTube channel Retro Recipes. Together with his wife, they are able to bring to life the nostalgia and atmosphere of the 80’s and how these machines deeply influenced an entire generation. We talked about how Retro Recipes started, with some interesting insights and valuable advice from a successful content creator. Subscribe to @RetroRecipes