way cool. a trash 80, haven't seen one of those in awhile. I had a PET, man those were the dayz. 6502 rocked. currently sitting an a few iseries, pseries and a z.
CRT - better than nothing. BTW, why is it all of my friends that are Photoshop PROS keep telling me a CRT renders truer color than an LCD/LQD display ? (and why does that even matter since 'most' folks have LCD/LQD today ?)
http://www.ezinearticles.com/?LCD-Monitor---Better-Than-CRT-Monitor&id=257968 "There are also some inherent disadvantages of LCD monitors over that of the CRT monitors. The contrast or the color changes with the viewing angle in a LCD monitor whereas in a CRT monitor it is always a consistent image irrespective of viewing angle. LCD monitors may cause motion blur and has a poor black on dark images. Whereas the CRT monitors usually portray motion well and also has good black contrast. When viewing photos or videos on a LCD monitor it may appear flat and the peak brightness is limited by the back light. A CRT monitor displays movies/video/photos with a sparkle and life to images with very high peak brightness. If LCD Monitor screens are damaged, it may develop stuck pixels whereas no such pixel based problems are present. In LCD the natural interface would be digital e.g. DVI interface and the image can be sub-optimal with analog interface whereas CRTs are naturally suited to analog interface. On the basis of image-quality LCD monitor is best suited for technical/CAD applications and office uses such as large, detailed text-based but -non-critical color graphics while CRT still has the upper hand for high-end photography or art work and for television displays. Unlike CRTs that are actively displaying the light through coated phosphors, an LCD actually takes white light and filters it to get the desired colors. To do this for each given pixel there are three sub pixels one for red, green and blue light. When the sub-pixel is off, the filter will block that particular color of light. When the sub-pixel is on, it will open the filter to let a desired amount of light through." Hope this helps a bit.
Yeah, like tying to setup Adobe Photoshop Gamma correction on an LCD the day your eyes are playing tricks on you.
That stuff is nothing! In my collection i've got some Silicon Graphics workstations, Apple II clones, and a handheld PC with the power of a 5mhz XT!!! http://museum.preterhuman.net/ I also used to own a tandy trs-80.
I've still got one of these bad boys floating around: http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?st=1&c=477 As for the LCD's, check out the NEC 90GX2 and you won't want to go back to CRT. I've got another one on the way.. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000CEYXW0/sr=8-30/qid=1155656551/ref=sr_1_30/103-9179810-6748601?ie=UTF8
A serious reply,,,, Power Mac G5 Dual 2.7, 3GB RAM, 400GB internal, 1TB external, 6800 ultra NV5 silenced....ftw.
What did you expect ? All of our money goes into 'really neato Italian automobilia'. I have 7 computers here, and not a single one of them is an Alien, I don't need that kind of a machine.
1- Sony Vaio laptop, 15" screen, 1 ghz AMD, 256mb ram (got it for FREE) mine. 2- Pentium III 1 ghz Intel 768mb of ram, ATI Rage Fury Pro VC (mine). 3- AMD 2200+ (900 mhz) 512mb ram (for kid #1). 4- AMD 2200+ (900 mhz) 512mb ram (for kid #2). 5- AMD 750 Duron 512mb ram (linux test). 6- Pentium III 600EB 1gb ram (spare) 7- Celeron 333 256mb (IP Masquerading router) 8- Celeron 1.1ghz 768mb ram (my file and print server) And another one somewhere around here, I guess I have 9, not 7.
Ahhh, XXX? I remember buying a 20 MEGAbyte HD mail order for ~$500, from Dell when he was selling stuff from his dorm room. I thought I would never fill it up!
