Couldn't have made it through grad school without this thing.
Magnetic interference from the monitor would interfere with the floppy disk drives, so you had to separate the two with a stack of phone books.
Couldn't have made it through grad school without this thing.
Magnetic interference from the monitor would interfere with the floppy disk drives, so you had to separate the two with a stack of phone books.
I really miss that catalog, along with JS&A Products that Think. :’) My first printer was an Olivetti inkjet, no true descenders, and I got it from DAK.
I bought a different one of those DAK systems, but was using that Packard Bell printer until I couldn’t find ribbons for it anymore. . . late 90s. . .
Good old DAK (he’s still around). Loved his ads, which were loaded with hyperbole. The one that sticks in my mind was an one for a computer that ran with “a BLAZING 12 Megahertz!!!”