![A Timex-Sinclair 1000 in the box and an old laptop. [3024x4032 - 1.28MB]](https://pic8.co/sh/Ldo5Pj.jpg){kind=link}
$25 for that Sinclair? I never see bad ass deals like that around me. I would have snagged that up real quick. And that Apple II you posted as well
In the late 1990s, a lot of older computing equipment showed up at Dayton. Now, you're lucky to see more than 2-3 devices. The TRS-80, this TS1000 and a Zenith Data System laptop, along with a solitary example of an Apple IIe were all I noted.
In the late 1990s, a lot of older computing equipment showed up at Dayton. Now, you're lucky to see more than 2-3 devices. The TRS-80, this TS1000 and a Zenith Data System laptop, along with a solitary example of an Apple IIe were all I noted.
$25 for that Sinclair? I never see bad ass deals like that around me. I would have snagged that up real quick. And that Apple II you posted as well
I have a TS1000, so I didn't need another. I guess the Apple stuff is worth it to the right person.
I have a TS1000, so I didn't need another. I guess the Apple stuff is worth it to the right person.
I'm a retro gaming enthusiast. Not much more use for it beyond that. I'd probably play it once or twice then it would get packed away just like the rest of my "toys."
I'm a retro gaming enthusiast. Not much more use for it beyond that. I'd probably play it once or twice then it would get packed away just like the rest of my "toys."
The 1000 wan't really a games machine, you'd want a Spectrum for that.
I'm finding my older machines are starting to fail because EPROMS are losing their programs and capacitors are drying out. The ones with CRTs are full of unobtainable parts.
The 1000 wan't really a games machine, you'd want a Spectrum for that.
I'm finding my older machines are starting to fail because EPROMS are losing their programs and capacitors are drying out. The ones with CRTs are full of unobtainable parts.
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