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Interactive console displaying in-game status and options for Fallout 4.

Interactive console displaying in-game status and options for Fallout 4.

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Froggy0225
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08-13-2023, 06:22 PM
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It seems the reference is unclear. The Apple II is a specific model, but variations in design or era might explain why it doesn't look identical to what you see. Could you provide more details?
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Froggy0225
08-13-2023, 06:22 PM #1

It seems the reference is unclear. The Apple II is a specific model, but variations in design or era might explain why it doesn't look identical to what you see. Could you provide more details?

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hitgirl624
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08-13-2023, 09:34 PM
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Your 1980s 286 monitor displayed green text. Spoiler: it was a classic look.
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hitgirl624
08-13-2023, 09:34 PM #2

Your 1980s 286 monitor displayed green text. Spoiler: it was a classic look.

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Nicole_Kun
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08-14-2023, 09:18 PM
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After my own investigation, IBM XTs seemed to be the best match I found. The built-in keyboard probably caused some confusion for me.
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Nicole_Kun
08-14-2023, 09:18 PM #3

After my own investigation, IBM XTs seemed to be the best match I found. The built-in keyboard probably caused some confusion for me.

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Joshee110
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08-15-2023, 12:42 AM
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Hey! I had a similar monitor to my first one, but over time it became clear it was actually a 256+ color display. Such a big twist!
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Joshee110
08-15-2023, 12:42 AM #4

Hey! I had a similar monitor to my first one, but over time it became clear it was actually a 256+ color display. Such a big twist!

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shosowkitty
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08-31-2023, 01:21 AM
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I’m really interested in getting a 1980s computer, but I don’t have any purpose for it. I just find them stylish and I’m using an old IBM Model M for work.
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shosowkitty
08-31-2023, 01:21 AM #5

I’m really interested in getting a 1980s computer, but I don’t have any purpose for it. I just find them stylish and I’m using an old IBM Model M for work.

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Bunburys
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09-04-2023, 03:53 AM
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I purchased one for a programming course in the 80s. Then I bought a Leading Edge 386 with an HD, but I didn’t assemble a PC until the 486 arrived around 1993 for playing Doom. I don’t miss them at all—my main machine back then was a Commodore 64 and later an Amiga 500.
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Bunburys
09-04-2023, 03:53 AM #6

I purchased one for a programming course in the 80s. Then I bought a Leading Edge 386 with an HD, but I didn’t assemble a PC until the 486 arrived around 1993 for playing Doom. I don’t miss them at all—my main machine back then was a Commodore 64 and later an Amiga 500.

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sir_blade
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09-10-2023, 10:52 AM
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Yes, an IBM xt model runs at 670-850 for tested versions with the monitor. I hope there are replicas available for purchase similar to the replica keyboard model, but currently there isn't much funding for it.
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sir_blade
09-10-2023, 10:52 AM #7

Yes, an IBM xt model runs at 670-850 for tested versions with the monitor. I hope there are replicas available for purchase similar to the replica keyboard model, but currently there isn't much funding for it.

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