Beide Maschinen sind doch in einem wirklich guten Zustand. Die Gehäuse einfach an einem sonnigen Tag an einen ebenso sonnigen Platz legen und der Gilb sollte fix weichen...
This version of the paper label was used on the first VIC-20's made in Germany. The VIC-20 that I had as a kid was had the same label (it still has). It is marked 'VIC-20' (NL market) , 'VC-20' was only used in Germany market for obvious reasons. But for the rest: the motherboard is a CR, and the case also looks late in the production. Maybe the factory in Brauschweig had run out of the newer labels and as a stopgap used the old-style label for a brief time? BTW, the blocky font keyboard is not a PET-style keyboard unfortunately, it is just a variant seen in later production runs (i think mainly UK produced machines).
Beide Maschinen sind doch in einem wirklich guten Zustand. Die Gehäuse einfach an einem sonnigen Tag an einen ebenso sonnigen Platz legen und der Gilb sollte fix weichen...
This version of the paper label was used on the first VIC-20's made in Germany. The VIC-20 that I had as a kid was had the same label (it still has). It is marked 'VIC-20' (NL market) , 'VC-20' was only used in Germany market for obvious reasons. But for the rest: the motherboard is a CR, and the case also looks late in the production. Maybe the factory in Brauschweig had run out of the newer labels and as a stopgap used the old-style label for a brief time? BTW, the blocky font keyboard is not a PET-style keyboard unfortunately, it is just a variant seen in later production runs (i think mainly UK produced machines).
Thanks for pointing that out. I once had a "real" Pet-style keyboard and you might be right. My fault.
"'VC-20' was only used in Germany market for obvious reasons." Google's German to English translation of "Vic" = Vic, so not so obvious to me.
@@winstonsmith478 'Ficken' in German means 'to f*ck'. So 'VIC-20' sounds very *ehm* in German.
I have the same mug...☕
Old pinball score reels also dont like IPA!