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Another 8-bit meetup in the books. Sean was busy with his nose in his projects today, so not a lot of photos, and those that were taken were courtesy of Sven. We can see Sean with his MZ-1500, doing a bunch of QuickDisk dumping with newish member Hide. Saburo and Joseph continued their efforts of…

Our 48th meetup saw a few machines that had not been brought in before. For example, Sean brought in his NEC PC-98DO, a machine that has PC-9801 and PC-8801 compatibility. The purpose was to get some games installed on the hard drive emulator, but we were ultimately only able to get one to play properly.…

Getting pretty close to meetup #50! For this particular meetup, Sean brought in two computers for repair: the Casio MX-10 and the NEC PC-6601. After examination by Edoardo, the MX-10 had to be taken to his lab for further care. The PC-6601, on the other hand, was pronounced “fine”. This allowed for people to play…

Meetup #46 is in the books. Sean started out by expanding his collection of scanned and copied materials. First was scanning the JR-100 user manual followed by five VIC! magazines. Later, after Hide showed up, a variety of QuickDisks were copied and played. Sven brought in another super compact computer made by Digital Logic. He…

We had another 8-bit blast at our 45th meetup. Sean arrived carrying his first-gen Pasopia with him, although it would turn out to be in vain as he was too busy scanning books to introduce it to anyone. But at least it was productive! Joseph brought along an 8″ floppy drive with a couple of…

Quarters were a bit tight this time around as we had to make due with being cramped up in a smaller space than usual, but that didn’t really hamper our efforts much. Sean brought in his Tomy Pyuta and a handful of games, but made the grave error of forgetting the controllers, which are absolutely…

Summer was in full force but we don’t let a little heat get in the way of our passion for technologies obsolete. Sean arrived with his X1 D with games for dumping and testing, and about a kilogram’s worth of paper for scanning. Ondrej brought in his fragile but still-working Toshiba Libretto running DOS and…

We had a pretty busy meetup this week, but surprisingly few photos to document it. As you can see, though, technology use was at a fever pitch between: Michelle’s Apple IIe with monochrome monitor and dual drives, playing Ultima: Curt’s Tomy Pyuta and Super Cassette Vision for analysis and repair attempt: Sean’s Book 8088, a…