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UMMR
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 Posted: Tue Jan 17, 2012 1:14 pm Post subject: Updated my website |
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Hi,
updated today my museum's website http://ummr.altervista.org. Added: some vintage logic cards (flip-flops w/discrete transistors, early Fairchild, CDC and GI RTL logic - all of them before 1970); IBM 9121 TCM **with handmade reworks**; IBM promotional lucite paperweight with POWER/2 chips inside; 8080 and 8085 cards.
A Singer-Librascope fixed-head disk memory unit will be added soon, as well as a complete wire-wrapped C8080A board.
Thank You for the interest, and have a Happy 2012!
Paolo |
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hugo929
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the wire-wrapped C8080A board was grabbed by you. i once want it but thought i could not make it running lol
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susl45
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silice
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Nice boards , nice chips and nice work
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Plutonium
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| Very-very nice!!! |
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gshv
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If you have all those boards then your collection is impressive! I added your site to the Links section on CPU-World:
http://www.cpu-world.com/links/index.html
It's the last link on the page.
One note about your site. The pages are quite long. I don't know Italian, so I don't know if it makes sense to break them into smaller size pages or not.
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doccybrown
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Paolo, your website is already one of my favorites since a long time!
It is the best site regarding vintage computer circuits and boards IMO!
The detailed informations you give on all parts are very
useful and interesting.
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UMMR
Joined: 23 Aug 2007
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| Posted: Mon Jan 23, 2012 4:14 am Post subject: |
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| gshv wrote: | One note about your site. The pages are quite long. I don't know Italian, so I don't know if it makes sense to break them into smaller size pages or not.
Gennadiy |
Hello,
yes, You're right. The pages are too long and difficult to understand for non-Italian readers. I'm working for a re-design of the site in a more modern and readable organization.
Please be patient... the time I have is limited...
Paolo |
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| Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2012 11:27 am Post subject: Access problem fixed |
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Hello,
fixed today the problematic access to the site.
Now it works.
Paolo |
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shirishag75
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| @Paolo, newbie to cpu world and newbie to the site. It would have been nicer/better if you had an English version as well. I know I could use the google translator but having a site in English beats it hands-down. Also lot more people would be able to access it, read it, educate themselves when its in English. |
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