The History of Personal Computing

The History of Personal Computing podcast is your biweekly virtual guide in both audio and on the web to the history and development of arguably the single most important technological advancement of the last forty years - the personal computer. But, just what is a personal computer these days, well, that’s just it, it continues to evolve. We’ll be going over the significant devices one by one.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 1h1m. Bisher sind 61 Folge(n) erschienen. Dieser Podcast erscheint jede zweite Woche.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 2 days 14 hours 9 minutes

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Special Episode: VCF SE Combined Podcast with Floppy Days


History of Personal Computing and Floppy Days performed a live recording of podcast at Vintage Computer Festival SouthEast 3.0 outside of Atlanta, GA. Present were Randy Kindig of Floppy Days podcast, along with David Greelish and Jeff Salzman (from the


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 May 10, 2015  32m
 
 

Podcast Episode 16: TRS-80 Color Computer and Sinclair ZX Spectrum


Now that we’re firmly into the 1980’s, David and Jeff continue to cover computer systems that can be considered next-generation platforms, introducing color versions to existing model lines. We introduce to you Radio Shack’s first Color


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 May 1, 2015  1h3m
 
 

Special Episode: VCF East 10.0


In this special episode, David and Jeff take a break from their respective work and event activities. The regularly scheduled podcast will continue next week. Meanwhile, David interviews Jeff on his experiences as an exhibitor attending the Vintage Compu


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 April 24, 2015  1h6m
 
 

Podcast Episode 15 – Part 2: Commodore 64


Are you keeping up with the Commodores? Well we are… and HOW! Join us on this, part two of Episode 15, where David discusses its next generation cousin, the Commodore 64, and we do our eBay finds. For your convenience (and maybe due to our laziness


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 April 12, 2015  57m
 
 

Podcast Episode 15 – Part 1: Commodore VIC-20


Are you keeping up with the Commodores? Well we are… and HOW! Join us on this, part one of Episode 15, where Jeff waxes on about his very first computer, the Commodore VIC-20. For your convenience (and maybe due to our laziness), we’ll put an


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 April 12, 2015  59m
 
 

Podcast Episode 14: TI-99/4A, Acorn Atom, and BBC Micro


In this episode, we cover two computers from two coasts. One is American, and though important, we wouldn’t really say groundbreaking, while the other (other two really) were British, and were in fact very groundbreaking in the English market. Today we a


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 March 28, 2015  1h12m
 
 

Podcast Episode 13: Computer Magazines 1974-1980 – Part 2


Now that the paper cuts have healed from flipping through pages of magazines we covered in the previous episode, come back in time with David and Jeff as they discuss the popular passive resource for early home computing enthusiasts, the “computer


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 March 13, 2015  1h11m
 
 

Podcast Episode 12: Computer Magazines 1974-1980 – Part 1


Put on your reading glasses folks and come back in time with David and Jeff as they discuss the popular passive resource for early home computing enthusiasts, the “computer magazine.” In this episode, they remark and reminisce about four spec


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 February 28, 2015  1h7m
 
 

Podcast Episode 11: Atari 400/800


After a last minute scramble by me, Jeff, to get a solid Internet connection established for my part of the recording, we were able to bring Episode 11 to you on time. David did his usual outstanding job with editing to maintain continuity of the show an


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 February 13, 2015  1h0m
 
 

Podcast Episode 10: Sharp MZ-80K and Sinclair ZX80


After a small hiccup in our release schedule, we are back on track to tell you about two different computers, one that will make a great prop in a 1970’s style Sci-Fi movie remake, and another that would do well to hold open that door that keeps sw


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 January 30, 2015  1h0m