Vintage computing video blog
Welcome to computercaveman.eu! A blog dedicated to vintage hardware and software!
Most of the content on this page is based on old or obsolete computer systems and technologies and I am trying to bring those old pieces of computer history into the 21st century.
You can find information about my work on this hobby project here:
Computer Caveman’s Youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuf0r7ET9C0k3Tgf-r4hlKA
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Hi, my name is Straho and I consider myself a computer caveman. I run a YouTube channel, a website and a Facebook page dedicated to vintage hardware and software.
A quick teardown of a late 1970s vintage Russian Pong TV video game called Turnir. In my opinion one of the best vintage consoles in terms of quality of build.
This one is about a vintage mid 80’s computer electrocardiograph made in Bulgaria. 2MHz Motorola 6800 based with 48K RAM. Twice as powerful on paper as an Apple II. Had a lot of fun and hard times tearing this thing apart and putting it back together. All datasheets are available here: http://computercaveman.eu/datasheet/ecg_bg/
Installation, review and benchmarks of Windows NT4 Server Enterprise edition on my epic 200 MHz Dual Pentium MMX green mean machine.
You can contact me at cave(at)computercaveman.eu, comment under the videos in my YouTube channel or find me on Facebook. I will do my best to reply as soon as possible.