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Found this old Casio FP-6000 at the dumpster at work a few weeks back, just cleaned it up recently.
Unfortunately no monitor or keyboard, just the main box and a hard disk drive box. The disk drive, I believe is a MASSIVE 25MB, yes, 25MB, about 17 floppy disks worth of space. When I say MASSIVE, I mean physically, and nearly 35 years ago, it was probably massive storage space too.
Not sure what I'll do with it, maybe strip it out and put something with an Atom processor in it. As it is, it lights up and makes noises (not bad noises) when powered on.
I was impressed that the sticky tape was still stuck after all this time.
Also picked up a stack of hi-fi separates. The CD player had a David Bowie greatest hits CD inside, and both mini-disc players have disks with compositions that sound original. No frigging remotes though. All seem to work fine.
Found this old Casio FP-6000 at the dumpster at work a few weeks back, just cleaned it up recently.
Unfortunately no monitor or keyboard, just the main box and a hard disk drive box. The disk drive, I believe is a MASSIVE 25MB, yes, 25MB, about 17 floppy disks worth of space. When I say MASSIVE, I mean physically, and nearly 35 years ago, it was probably massive storage space too.
Not sure what I'll do with it, maybe strip it out and put something with an Atom processor in it. As it is, it lights up and makes noises (not bad noises) when powered on.
I was impressed that the sticky tape was still stuck after all this time.
Also picked up a stack of hi-fi separates. The CD player had a David Bowie greatest hits CD inside, and both mini-disc players have disks with compositions that sound original. No frigging remotes though. All seem to work fine.
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