21 Jun
1997
21 Jun
'97
12:41 p.m.
I found an interesting printer today. It is an SR2000,
produced by
Sears Roebuck & Company, or at least it has their name on it. According
to it's test printout, the date stamp on it is 9/25/86.
I recently found a
Sears Roebuck & Company SR3000, which is oddly enough
a RGB/Composite monitor made for the commodore line? Who knows. It even
has a speaker in it! Picture is really nice. Made around the same date!
Got it for only $10!
If I don't use it for an old computer, it is a great way to view the
camcorder stuff!
Josh M. Nutzman
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21 Jun
21 Jun
4:04 p.m.
Josh M. Nutzman wrote:
I recently found a Sears Roebuck & Company SR3000,
which is oddly enough
a RGB/Composite monitor made for the commodore line? Who knows. It even
has a speaker in it! Picture is really nice. Made around the same date!
Got it for only $10!
That's interesting. This is the first time I've actually seen real
computer stuff with the Sears Roebuck name on it, though I knew they
marketed thier own version of Pong a while back. If it's RGB/composite
with internal speakers, it would match the Commodore-brand monitors in
fucntionality. I wonder what else they marketed in this little 'SR'
series of computer stuff?
If I don't use it for an old computer, it is a
great way to view the
camcorder stuff!
Yes, I use my Amiga 1080 monitor for my camcorder or VCR on occasion,
as well as using it as the monitor for my Apple ][+ since it's the only
composite-input monitor I currently have.
Jeff jeffh(a)unix.aardvarkol.com
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