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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: My NASCOM-1 from 1978

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. Sunday, 23 October 2011. My NASCOM-1 from 1978. Main board and keyboard - mounted back of 17inch rack. I built this NASCOM-1 from the ground up in the late 70s. I was an early computer 'hobbyist' in the UK. There were only a handful of us at the time, but eventually it grew to 100s, and then 1000s. Yet it got me a career in computing. Lots of space for add-on boards. Fun for another weekend.

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: NASCOM UK The Fight Back

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. Friday, 6 April 2012. NASCOM UK The Fight Back. 16 April 2012 at 13:27. Just wondered how you were getting on? I have a very large collection of Nascom stuff that I keep meaning to get around to running up, including 3 Nascom 1s. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Images of my NASCOM-1 from 1978. NASCOM-1 reboots after 3.5 decades. NASCOM WWW Home Page.

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: Kerr Borland

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. The information on this page is partly gathered from sources which may not be reliable. Kerr Borland was a co-founder of Nascom with John Marshall. He was responsible for sales and marketing. Kerr Borland may have left Nascom early in 1979 a mere two years after it was founded. An interview with Kerr Borland. 24 December 2014 at 14:29. Where is Kerr Borland today? Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: Tony Rundle

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. Tony Rundle was the Technical Director at Nascom. Today he works as a professional photographer. The 1977 Calendar Year revenue for Microsoft totaled $380,715. Even before the Nascom-1 was fully hatched, software was already demonstrating that it had the potential to become a more important business than hardware. Tony remembers the launch event for the Nascom-1. Held at the Wembley Conferenc...

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Nascom 1

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1980, mit Beginn meiner Ausbildung zum Fernmeldehandwerker. In Wuppertal, hatte ich. Genug Geld beisammen, um mir meinen ersten eigenen Computer leisten zu können. Es sollte ein Einplatinencomputer sein (die waren nicht so teuer), einen Z80. Prozessor haben (den kannte ich schon von Z80-KIT. Und etwas mehr Komfort bieten als eine HEX-Tastatur und eine 6-stelligen LED Anzeige. Die Wahl fiel auf einen Nascom 1. Löten konnte ich schon, also entschied ich mich für den Bausatz. NAS-SYS 1 waren auch dabei, was...

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: May 2012

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. Saturday, 12 May 2012. NASCOM-1 re-boot 1978 to 2012. Following repair to the PSU, my NASCOM 1. Has successfully booted into NAS-SYS 3. A little bit of history has been unearthed. Bill Gates understood that the future lay in software. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Images of my NASCOM-1 from 1978. NASCOM-1 reboots after 3.5 decades. NASCOM WWW Home Page.

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: John Marshall

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. John Marshall was a co-founder of Nascom with Kerr Borland. He had interests in the supply of digital electronic components to the UK. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Images of my NASCOM-1 from 1978. NASCOM-1 reboots after 3.5 decades. NASCOM WWW Home Page. A NASCOM history blog. Your Computer, Mar 1982. UK micro pioneer Chris Shelton: The mind behind th.

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK: UK micro pioneer Chris Shelton: The mind behind the Nascom-1

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Working NASCOM Microcomputers in the UK. An early UK hobbyist/home computer based on the Zilog Z80 processor. Wednesday, 21 August 2013. UK micro pioneer Chris Shelton: The mind behind the Nascom-1. Nascom-1 "Myra" still working. TheRegister has now (August 2013) featured a comprehensive article. About the role of Chris Shelton as a UK microcomputer pioneer. The article features a picture of my Nascom-1. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Images of my NASCOM-1 from 1978.