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Episode 33 - Hardware Talk!
CoCoTALK! Episode 33 - Hardware Talk!
Today we talk about the must have, rare, unique, hard to find, and otherwise sought after and coveted hardware devices to have for your CoCo collection.
On the show: Bill Nobel, Bruce Moore, David Ladd, Grant Leighty, L. Curtis Boyle, Mark Overholser, Michael Brant, Nick Marentes, Paul Fiscarelli, Jim Brain from Retro Innovations, Steve Bjork, and Ron Delvaux.
We start off by hearing an update from Bruce Moore about Forest of Doom and the Contest winner.
We also get into new hardware solutions for the CoCo and even pontificate a bit about some wish list devices we'd like to see for the CoCo.
We also get to hear from the Forest of Doom contest Winner, Paul Fiscarelli, and hear a bit about a cool project he's working on, a disk image explorer that allows you to view and manipulate disk images on a modern PC.
Original YouTube video: https://youtu.be/gKgmMh9obsc
00:00:00 - Dale Lear Bumper.
00:00:06 - Lead In and Opening
00:02:10 - Going around the room...
00:03:40 - D. Bruce Moore, Forest of Doom, update.
00:12:14 - CoCoTALK! Statistics
00:18:03 - Paul Thayer - Timberman Release
00:19:14 - Ron Delvaux: Networking on the CoCo with TCP/IP.
00:30:29 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers
00:34:04 - Grant's Newbie Talk: What Hardware do I NEED to get?
00:35:40 - Old Hardware you need: Any "unicorns"??
01:01:36 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:25:44 - ??!???!?!!!???
01:26:14 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:27:46 - New Hardware you need.
01:51:25 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:52:14 - Future Hardware you need.
02:02:06 - Jeri Ellsworth - C64 in a Joystick.
02:02:25 - Curt Vendel - The Atari Flashback.
02:08:29 - Ron Delvaux: The "new" Rainbow Magazine.
02:22:10 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
02:29:48 - Paul Fiscarelli - Winner of the One Mug to Rule them All.
02:51:11 - Final Closing and Lead Out.
- CoCo Merchandise: http://8bit256.com
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CoCoTALK! Episode 33 - Hardware Talk!
Today we talk about the must have, rare, unique, hard to find, and otherwise sought after and coveted hardware devices to have for your CoCo collection.
On the show: Bill Nobel, Bruce Moore, David Ladd, Grant Leighty, L. Curtis Boyle, Mark Overholser, Michael Brant, Nick Marentes, Paul Fiscarelli, Jim Brain from Retro Innovations, Steve Bjork, and Ron Delvaux.
We start off by hearing an update from Bruce Moore about Forest of Doom and the Contest winner.
We also get into new hardware solutions for the CoCo and even pontificate a bit about some wish list devices we'd like to see for the CoCo.
We also get to hear from the Forest of Doom contest Winner, Paul Fiscarelli, and hear a bit about a cool project he's working on, a disk image explorer that allows you to view and manipulate disk images on a modern PC.
Original YouTube video: https://youtu.be/gKgmMh9obsc
00:00:00 - Dale Lear Bumper.
00:00:06 - Lead In and Opening
00:02:10 - Going around the room...
00:03:40 - D. Bruce Moore, Forest of Doom, update.
00:12:14 - CoCoTALK! Statistics
00:18:03 - Paul Thayer - Timberman Release
00:19:14 - Ron Delvaux: Networking on the CoCo with TCP/IP.
00:30:29 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers
00:34:04 - Grant's Newbie Talk: What Hardware do I NEED to get?
00:35:40 - Old Hardware you need: Any "unicorns"??
01:01:36 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:25:44 - ??!???!?!!!???
01:26:14 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:27:46 - New Hardware you need.
01:51:25 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
01:52:14 - Future Hardware you need.
02:02:06 - Jeri Ellsworth - C64 in a Joystick.
02:02:25 - Curt Vendel - The Atari Flashback.
02:08:29 - Ron Delvaux: The "new" Rainbow Magazine.
02:22:10 - CoCoTALK! Bumpers.
02:29:48 - Paul Fiscarelli - Winner of the One Mug to Rule them All.
02:51:11 - Final Closing and Lead Out.
- CoCo Merchandise: http://8bit256.com
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