80s Computer Gallery
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Apple Macintosh ClassicArtwork/Illustration of a classic Apple Macintosh by Tom MayerCopyright 2020
80sretroelectro:yodaprod:Apricot PC, ACT (1984)Looks awesome with the marble and everything!Some mid
GENPEI TOUMA DEN: COMPUTER BOARDGAMENES, 1988. Game developed and published by Namco.
talesfromweirdland:3D models by Rebecca Allen for the 1986 Kraftwerk video, “Musique Non-Stop”.My fa
talesfromweirdland:Illustrations from the 1984 book, Creative Computer Graphics. Crude and beautiful
talesfromweirdland:I always felt there was something sinister—cold and disturbing—about “the world’s
vgjunk:Saboteur is definitely my favourite from yesterday’s article about ZX Spectrum ninja game cov
talesfromweirdland:“YOU NOW HAVE A MILK BOTTLE”. The 1985 FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD game. Your miss
videogamesdensetsu:The Sega Digitizer System, a tool used by graphic designers in late 80s/early 90s
Apple’s lost future: phone, tablet, and laptop prototypes of the ’80s
Chromosaurus (1985). By Pacific Data Images, a computer animation company that would later be bought
talesfromweirdland:Images from the 1984 demo reel of American computer animation company, Robert Ab
talesfromweirdland:3D models by Rebecca Allen for the 1986 Kraftwerk video, “Musique Non-Stop”.My fa
3D models by Rebecca Allen for the 1986 Kraftwerk video, “Musique Non-Stop”.My favorite album of the
Illustrations from the 1984 book, Creative Computer Graphics. Crude and beautiful computer art.
Images from the 1984 demo reel of American computer animation company, Robert Abel and Associates.
State of Technology… ‘The New’ Atari 1200XL Home Computer, 1983
talesfromweirdland:Concept/storyboard art for TRON (1982). The film was made when computers were st
talesfromweirdland:This computer animated film is dedicated to artists and scientists and to the pro
Apple Macintosh ClassicArtwork/Illustration of a classic Apple Macintosh by Tom MayerCopyright 2020
Found this on my computer. Don’t remember when I made it, but I’m digging it.&nb
State of Technology… ‘The New’ Atari 1200XL Home Computer, 1983
Olivetti Portatile M22 (1986) Portable personal computer by Italian manufacturer Olivetti.Source: ww
Atari Portfolio // Palmtop PC (1989)
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