A notebook computer from 1992 or possibly 1993. It can process words, it can add things to your diary, it can set the time, but perhaps the greatest feature is a fully featured BASIC programming environment! Amazing stuff!
ck7
C# : Formatting the output of a custom tool so I can double click an error in Visual Studio and the
[EN/FR] Developer Speedruns? Turbo Kid Demo
DOOKKI
Как редактировать звук для сведения в Adobe Audition? Мой метод.
Battle Request
Boolean Algebra (Minterms Maxterms)
Nekfeu x Limsa d'Aulnay Type Beat - "Logique"
Haynes DIY Retro Radio
Addipresto - Adding Machine
An unusually shaped mouse - The Posturite Penguin
Texas Instruments PS-6700
20Q - 20 Questions - Can it read your mind?
Texas Instruments Avigo 10 - PDA
Apocalypse Cow - DOS 1996
I made a Word Clock, and so can you!
Laser Keyboard - Does it really work?
Spiritual Warfare - DOS 1993 - A review of a Christian Zelda clone
Brain Teacher - Handheld game
Crash Cover Tape - February 1990 - ZX Spectrum
Band in a Box - DOS MIDI to Logic
Packard Bell Digital Organiser - DB 1280 IR
SHARP ZQ-4350 Electronic Organizer
ASUS EEEPC - Tiny but mighty Linux Netbook still works nearly 20 years later!
Catchphrase DVD Game
PC Format - Coverdisk - February 1994
Amstrad - Notebook Computer NC100
Worms Demo - PC - 1995
Crash Cover Tape August 1989 - ZX Spectrum
Usborne Programming Books - Learning BASIC
SHARP IQ-7000 PDA
Bullseye - The DVD Game