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Historic Personal Computers in Japan [1982-1998] (Stephen Maurice Graham)

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Historic Personal Computers in Japan [1982-1998] (Stephen Maurice Graham)

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Cassette Futurism@lemm.ee · 2 years ago

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Source with the individual images in hi-res: Stephen Maurice Graham Illustrator (Tumblr)

Tumblr archive: https://400facts.tumblr.com/archive

RSS Feed: https://400facts.tumblr.com/rss

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The Toshiba Libretto was amazing. The tiniest computer (at that time) that could run Windows.
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I love the monolithic aesthetic of the Canon AS-100. The dual floppies on the side look awesome.
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They’re all so pretty 🥹

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