Send me images :)

[E.K.Virtanen]

Ok folks. Creating a simple gallery for new main website here. I do have some vintage images of classic start-up screens (C64, Vic20, Spectravide) and books such as Tim Hartnelss Giant Book of Spectrum Games (I do actually have original british version of it ) but i would like to get more to add there for a start.

So, screenshots of classic dialects, computers, software covers, magazine articles, codes, games, persons... are very very welcomed Naturally with some sort of permission.

[edit]
Some examples http://www.basicprogramming.org/temp_gallery/

[Derek]

These are murky waters. Screenshots are fine (as long as copyrights are observed) but other items are much less so.

For example: www.worldofspectrum.org has a massive, legal archive of ZX Spectrum software and emulators for download. One person started a site copying World Of Spectrum and caused a massive argument resulting in several publishers asking for their software to be removed from the archive for copyright reasons even though those people/companies involved have done nothing with material they own. Also hosting anything that may have any chance of being copyrighted puts us in a very shaky situation.

Derek.

[PetrSchreiber]

Hi,

I have Sinclair at home, sadly I could not fight against pressures to "throw that terrible old eye damaging TV to recycle bin", and I did not tried to connect it to the new TV.

But if you are interested in photos of Sinclair ZX itself, I can do some during the weekend.


Let me know,
Petr

[E.K.Virtanen]

oooh...you have sinclair? I am sooooooo envy here.
But yeah, images about the computer itself are very welcomed Throw em to my email when you got them.

[Cybermonkey]

I own a book dated back to 1983 where EVERY computer system is imaged. But images are in b/w only and the text is in German ...
But here is a list, just for fun:

• Apple II+
• Apple IIe
• Apple III (!)
• Apple Lisa
• IBM PC (Cpu: 8088, RAM: 64kb
• Sinclar ZX 80
• Sinclair ZX 81
• Sinclair ZX Spectrum
• Commodore PET (!)
• Commodore VC-20
• Commodore 64
• Commodore Executive 64 (!!!) - a portable C64
• Commodore 4000 and 8000 series
• Tandy Radio Shack, TRS-80 PC1 and TRS-80 PC2
• TRS-80 Color, TRS-80 Model III, TRS 80 MC 10, TRS 80 Model 10
• Atari 400, 800, 600XL, 800XL
• Acorn, Casio, Dragon 32, EG 2000 Colour Genie, Epson HX-20, Epson QX-10,  Hewlett Packard HP 75 C and HP 86
• NEC 8000, Jupiter ACE (which had Forth implemented and not BASIC), Olivetti M 10, Oric-1
• Osborne 1 (a "portable" computer which weighed 12kg,  ZPU: Z80, 64 K, Display: 24x52 chars)
• Panasonic JR-200, Sanyo Creativision, Sanyo Laser 110/210 (which I originally wanted to buy, but then decided for a Commodore 64)
• Sharp PC-1500 (like a "palmtop" - printer included!)
• SHARP MZ 700/721/731
• Spectra Video SV 318 (had a built-in joystick(!)
• Pectra Video SV 328
• Texas Instruments 99/4a, Thomson TO7 (light pen included!), Triumph Adler Alphatronic PC (they manufactured typewriters!) and VZ 200 (identically to Laser 210)

Man, I am feeling old, now ...   
Have a look at: http://www.cybermonkey.netne.net/images/

[aurelB]

Oh my good old days
I also have ZX Spectrum at home somwhere,maby work I will try

[E.K.Virtanen]

• Pectra Video SV 328

It's Spectravideo SV 328. I have had two of them and now i am angry for myself, since i did sold them both...

Have a look at: http://www.cybermonkey.netne.net/images/

Can i add those to the gallery?

[Cybermonkey]

It's Spectravideo SV 328. I have had two of them and now i am angry for myself, since i did sold them both...

Sorry, typing error ...

Can i add those to the gallery?

You are welcome ... If you want some more, just drop me a mail.
EDIT: Maybe of Spectravideo?

[E.K.Virtanen]

hmm...picture of SVI would be great to have 

[Cybermonkey]

Okay, here you are