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OldComputers.com

Dennis G. Jerz / 1 Apr 2002

I spent some time today getting reacquainted with some old friends: the Texas Instruments 99/4a (1979), the Atari 800 (1980), and the Commodore C 64 (that I took to college with me my freshman year, 1986).  (Thanks for the link, Bruce.) —OldComputers.com

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