This type of computer that would end the world in Cold War movies 💀
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sergioserna5991 month, 3 weeks ago
You need to scan all the documents and put it on Internet Archive so they don't get lost.
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tammy_white1 month, 2 weeks ago
LOVE the fact that is has a designated button labeled "BEEP". We all need a beep button in our lives
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victoria_elliott1 month, 3 weeks ago
A laptop with these colours would be so FIRE!
pedrolucas.abreu1 month, 3 weeks ago
OMG. It's Gorgeous.
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hans-heinrich.segebahn1 month, 3 weeks ago
GUT IT!? ON THAT PIECE OF HISTORY!?
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kevin.brown1 month, 3 weeks ago
Almost every time we see old tech, it's 40 years old with decades of wear. This is so cool to see - brand new - so you can appreciate the design. It looks SHARP! It was essentially in a time capsule. Love it!
virginiedelta141 month, 3 weeks ago
Nah turn this shit on fr, obviously do the necessary checks to make sure it won't explode but once you've done that get someone to make a compatibke mainframe out of a raspberry pi or something and hook it up to that lol
pedrolucas.abreu1 month, 2 weeks ago
If Focusrite made a computer.
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suzanneshadow591 month, 2 weeks ago
That design is what my designer father who started his business in the 80s would’ve called sexy
agathe_marion1 month, 3 weeks ago
The real question is, can you play Doom on that microwave?
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jacqueline.long1 month, 3 weeks ago
Gorgeous! Use it as a linux terminal 😁👍
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melissa_haynes1 month, 3 weeks ago
This computer looks like half of that car drawing we would draw as children
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nadiaaether41 month, 3 weeks ago
I agree with the ideal of keeping historical tech intact. However, I also see the kinetic beauty in a machine operating as intended. I think you would honor this masterpiece by using it as a terminal for modern computers/IoT devices (i.e. RaspberryPIs etc.). It's a good chance to collaborate with other youtubers experienced with old tech, to verify the integrity of its components and succesfully connect it to a modern machine (which is probably very doable). Good deal and great video!
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sergioserna5991 month, 2 weeks ago
If people like the design, they could just build a cyberdeck inspired by this
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daniel.cantu1 month, 3 weeks ago
it would be great if you could scan it to make a 3D model for a 3D printer
utkarsh.kalita1 month, 2 weeks ago
This old terminal looks really like something we had in France just before Internet came. It was called Minitel and was quite popular and a commercial success. Love the design and colors of this one though.
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matthewjimenez8021 month, 2 weeks ago
I really want to see a modern gaming pc made to look like one of these, it’s such a beautiful design
this thing looks so crazy close to a microwave
A microwave with a keyboard. Neat! 😮
This type of computer that would end the world in Cold War movies 💀
You need to scan all the documents and put it on Internet Archive so they don't get lost.
LOVE the fact that is has a designated button labeled "BEEP". We all need a beep button in our lives
A laptop with these colours would be so FIRE!
OMG. It's Gorgeous.
GUT IT!? ON THAT PIECE OF HISTORY!?
Almost every time we see old tech, it's 40 years old with decades of wear. This is so cool to see - brand new - so you can appreciate the design. It looks SHARP! It was essentially in a time capsule. Love it!
Nah turn this shit on fr, obviously do the necessary checks to make sure it won't explode but once you've done that get someone to make a compatibke mainframe out of a raspberry pi or something and hook it up to that lol
If Focusrite made a computer.
That design is what my designer father who started his business in the 80s would’ve called sexy
The real question is, can you play Doom on that microwave?
Gorgeous! Use it as a linux terminal 😁👍
This computer looks like half of that car drawing we would draw as children
I agree with the ideal of keeping historical tech intact. However, I also see the kinetic beauty in a machine operating as intended. I think you would honor this masterpiece by using it as a terminal for modern computers/IoT devices (i.e. RaspberryPIs etc.). It's a good chance to collaborate with other youtubers experienced with old tech, to verify the integrity of its components and succesfully connect it to a modern machine (which is probably very doable). Good deal and great video!
If people like the design, they could just build a cyberdeck inspired by this
it would be great if you could scan it to make a 3D model for a 3D printer
This old terminal looks really like something we had in France just before Internet came. It was called Minitel and was quite popular and a commercial success. Love the design and colors of this one though.
I really want to see a modern gaming pc made to look like one of these, it’s such a beautiful design