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That's it? WTF? At least make some comments in the background, or some symphony of doom. Geez!

Is it possible to add a newer motherboard in the case

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That was a great game. For a long time I’ve hoped some gamer would take that old demo and giant-size it.

Back in the day, I obtained a Unidisk 3.5 (meant for Apple IIgs) for my //c.. and it wouldn't work at all until I got a ROM upgrade.

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Would the Ram muncher extension be of any use on an SE30?

use a knife or screwdriver heated with torch or on stovetop and simply rub the branded area until it is flat again and all the letters /numbers are filled back in it will take 5 minutes to make it look like it was never there

So retro! 💾

We had one back in 1994-1995 growing up and only rich families could afford one back then.

That power connector is colloquially known as a Mickey Mouse plug.

Even as an owner of a Mac IIsi, I still learned some new things from your video Thank you!

that's so cool !

Mine isn’t this bad but it will repeat a key 2-4 times on occasion. I always just chocked it up to 80s keyboards were ass and now it’s 40 years old too so the switches probably stick. I’m probably way off though.

Do you have a video on how you changed the SE/30 to a color screen?

Never knew this kind of computer monitor existed and now I want one. Thanks for sharing this.

I have 3 of these computers..i use a gotek and it is so much better than the old floppy drive..thanks.

Thank you! Film more similar video please!

Did you get it fixed? Was it the encoder?

Cómo puedes entrar al internet?? :0 😮😮😮 AMI no me dejó usando Windows xp sp3, me dijo que no era posible y no m deja navegar en internet :0!

PB100 video?

Not surprising at all. Apple’s virtual memory implementation was notoriously bad. The question should be ‘why isn’t it impacting the SE as badly’.

I remember when I was a teen that I used a TI-92+ in exactly the same way as you use that early ultralite. They are quite handy things!

En 2006 yo lave un teclado en el lavavajillas, sin desmontar nada, cable incluido. Hay hilo con miles de visitas en el foro: Noticias 3D / lavar teclado en el lavavajillas Saludos

Had a IIsi back in the early 90s, did the 25mhz crystal swap and added a heatsink to the processor. The thermal paste had enough adhesion to hold it in place, It worked without any issues.

Regarding the missing power on the external SCSI connector, I had the same issue on my machine. It just stopped working one day. Definitely check the fuses, that was what had caused the issue for me.

Just subscribed,i have the same laptop and it's a beast for every retro game from dosnto win 98 eraly 3d games , i have a lot of ati 3dcif games also like Wipeout and tombraider

What a genius the late Sir Clive Sinclair and I was a baby '32yo' Bill Gates...1987 the earliest Z88 Laptop. Mark my words and you are a genius 'Microsoft' Bill Gates and study the Menu 'my add'.

Is the black part the same material used in VHS tapes?

nice laptop :D i have this a ibm version 770x and 770z my coolection :) only difrence for 770x 333mhz p2 770z 366mhz p2 :)

Just look at all the options in the submenus like Virtual Mouse for PC! CGA/EGA modes! Outstanding, we take it for granted today, but I never expected something like this back on a 16 bit PC

nice video ! I have a quite simmilar notebook - Compaq Armada 1590DMT - originally made for Japanese market)

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For network, I think you have to have the SystemSoft drivers resident before loading the packet driver. I can try it out on my Armada 1750 and see how it goes. Also, if you need it, I have a procedure for installing Windows for Workgroups 3.11 on these, complete with drivers!

I love these active matrix multimedia laptops. I really need to get one.

Brilliant video ❤

10:02 - (regarding mods to the machine) "bodge wire to the oscillator" The oscillator itself was not original I think. That's for the serial ports, early IIc's didn't have a dedicated oscillator for the serial ports, instead (in that position) they had a clock divider IC which created the serial port clock from the system's clock... but the resulting serial clock was about 3% too slow, meaning it could lose sync when talking to devices that were a little too fast. The oscillator itself is a mod. Whether it's a factory mod or a user mod, I don't know.

The Performa DOS Compatible is a very interesting computer. The clipboard is shared between both systems which is cool. And it's all very well-integrated overall: th-cam.com/video/sURGCTsC4EM/w-d-xo.htmlsi=tOy8HwLQWj9cFNGn

To be clear, Windows 3.1 is not an operating system. It is only a desktop/windowing software. The first "Windows" operating system was Windows NT, and later the 9x series.

The IIsi can run 64MB of ram easily. I still use mine for an old copy of photoshop my parents bought in 1995. I overclocked it to 25MHz, upped it to 64MB of ram.. and it’s been incredibly stable. Outside of a basic recap of the board and psu

I was so jealous when my friend got the IIsi and I got the LC, which couldn't play any 640x480+ games. Apple was so good at selling inferior hardware at insane prices. I was an Apple Certified repair tech for a K-12 district (52 schools) for many years, eventually got tired of wasting gobs and gobs of taxpayer dollars on $400 hard drives and $900 motherboards, when a whole new PC with monitor was cheaper than that. Fortunately the taxpayers eventually got sick of it too and we saved over $100 million by switching to cheaper faster Windows hardware.

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SoftPC 3.1 works on Shapeshifter-PiStorm-Emu68 with RTG Amiga. There's a WIP PiStorm branch for 68000 socketed Atari ST and Apple Mac project.

Are you sure about running OS/2 in emulation with SoftPC? OS/2 is very picky and fairly diffficult to run in emulation even on modern emulators. If you are looking for a machine to run classic Mac software and 486 class PC software, the PowerMac 6100 has an option for a DOS card, and the machines were fairly cheap. The DOS card itself can actually be used in some '040 quadra and Centris machines with a bit of finagling.

The copper shielding is for TEMPEST certification for COMSEC. The machine was likely used in a sensitive or classified facility. I've never seen it in a compact, Mac, mainly in purpose built machines and a few Zenith AT class PCs. By the late 90's they were allowing standard off the shelf PC's in most facilities. EDIT: Based on the price and the announcement in the magazine, these were almost certainly only sold to the government or companies working on a government contracts that required a certain level of security and data portability. It was common in secure facilities at the time to have to remove your hard drive and lock it up in a safe before going home to prevent information theft. How that squares with the inbuilt non-removable I can't figure though. Perhaps that was the OS drive and the removable drive was the scratch drive with active working papers.

Now all you need to do is find some 4MB simms, and bump your ram up to 17MB! If you're feeling particularly froggy, it will also unofficially take 16mb simms for a total of 65 mb, but I'm not sure that would gain you much. It says a lot about Apple's engineering optimizations (or lack thereof) that you can increase the speed of the computer that much with a simple extension that pushes memory around. Don't be concerned about bumping the speed up to 25mHz either way you decide. In the early 90's it would have been a noticeable difference. It won't be in the 2020's. That being said, it you do decide to upgrade the crystal, it shouldn't be a problem for the CPU, even at this advanced point in its lifetime.

Not sure if you already knew it but FYI just in case: Win2k does not run on top of DOS like windows 95/98/ME did, so its DOS compatibility was really not that great in comparison. If I was going to run a windows OS in an emulator to run DOS games, Id probably go for 98.