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#PublicPhone #CityLife #Vintage #StreetView #OldSchoolTech #Throwback #RetroVibes #Nostalgia #Australia #Payphone #DailyPhoto #Photography @photography@a.gup.pe

The image shows a public payphone. It includes a handset, dial pad, and display screen, with instructions visible on the side. It's installed in a booth, and there's a sign indicating it's for making calls, possibly in Australia given the wording at the top.

Sinclair-Speccy @SinclairSpeccy@oldbytes.space

$An advertisement for BASF 3.5" Micro Diskettes that features a dynamic and colorful design. The image includes a hand holding a BASF 3.5" floppy disk, a red box of BASF 3.5\" diskettes, a hammer, a coffee mug, and a crumpled piece of paper, all surrounded by electric blue lightning bolts. The text on the right side of the image reads: 'Create a 3.5" Micro Diskette with unlimited protection against a hostile world. You're covered. BASF molds the rigid plastic jacket of its 3.5" Micro Diskette to its own specifications, providing unsurpassed protection for the flexible disk within. Call 800-343-4660 for the name of your nearest supplier. The Spirit of Innovation.' The BASF logo is displayed at the bottom right corner. The background features a city skyline silhouette$

#Tech #Computer #RetroTech

Sinclair-Speccy @SinclairSpeccy@oldbytes.space

An advertisement for the Princeton HX-12 high-resolution RGB color monitor. The ad features a comparison between the Princeton HX-12 monitor and another monitor, highlighting the superior clarity and color accuracy of the Princeton HX-12. The comparison shows the word 'compare' displayed multiple times on both monitors, with the Princeton HX-12's display being clearer and more vibrant. The ad also includes a picture of the Princeton HX-12 monitor on top of an IBM computer, with a graduation cap and a bowler hat placed on top of the monitors. The text in the ad emphasizes the benefits of the Princeton HX-12, such as higher resolution, finer dot pitch, and non-glare screen. The ad is from Princeton Graphic Systems, located in Princeton, New Jersey

#Tech #Computer #RetroTech

Sinclair-Speccy @SinclairSpeccy@oldbytes.space

Dawg who the hell put ice cream on my floppy???

A vintage advertisement for Autocode 1, a software tool designed to generate dBase II programs with minimal effort. The ad features a humorous visual of a scoop of melting raspberry ripple ice cream placed on a 5.25-inch floppy disk, playing on the tagline: "Now There Are Two Ways to Make dBase II a Treat. (Only One Is Guaranteed.)" The text promotes Autocode 1 as an easy and efficient way for users to create structured, high-quality programs without extensive programming knowledge. It highlights features such as on-screen calculations, multi-tiered report generation, and compatibility with dBase II. The product is offered for $195.00, with a money-back guarantee if users prefer traditional coding methods

#RetroComputing #VintageSoftware #dBaseII

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