Andres Plaza @AndresPlazaR@qoto.org

@thornpw Danke!

@craigmaloney@octodon.social Thanks!

@Dbug That, but also have a 3V and a 5V bus for different internal (future/development) components (for example the IDE port you can see there), MIDI internal port (to connect a Dreamblaster X2), etc.

This is my "Atari STe": a new board made by Exxos, the Phoenix. Almost all parts taken from a donor and installed, by me, in this one. Lots of improvements compared with the original.
#atari #atarist
cc: @Dbug

@Dbug Thanks!
Yeah, I know, the TTs are expensive; I'm waiting for a good deal.
As for the STe, I'm actually building one, based on Exxos' Phoenix board. Will post pictures later.

@stevelord I do want to do real software/hardware development in the Falcon, I just need to find time.
As for the Stacy, I use it together with my dot-matrix printer and make holiday cards.
But, mainly, I have them as collection items.

@mardonet It is https://thehighnibble.com/imsai8080/
It is super fun to build!

@mardonet It's a replica. Let me know if you want the info of the kit.

That won't be easy to clean...

@Wintermute_BBS Thanks! The backlight of the screen was broken, and I was fortunate to find a replacement. You can check here on how I disassembled it: https://vintagecomputers.code.blog/

@Wintermute_BBS It is so beautiful! And I have to fortune to own one.

Pito is too tired to deal with the situation.

"This situation" (for the people that knows what I'm talking about) must be similar to what happened to #atari : you can buy the brand, but still kill the spirit of a company.

Let's start with the obvious: my fascination with (and, in the picture, part of my collection of) #atari computers and, in general, vintage computing. #retrocomputing #vintagecomputing