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===== Shelving for Retro Computer Base units ===== | ===== Shelving for Retro Computer Base units ===== | ||
- | Made this short free-standing shelving unit to house various retro-computer base units. | + | **[July 2020]** |
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+ | I built this short free-standing shelving unit to house various retro-computer base units which had been standing on the floor since moving to the new (smaller) office room. | ||
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+ | It's build from 5 identical shelves (51cm x 40cm) from [[https:// | ||
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+ | ==== Computers Installed ==== | ||
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+ | It turned out quite nicely for a relatively cheap solution. Here's (from top to bottom): | ||
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+ | * Sharp X68000 Pro | ||
+ | * NEC PC-9821An | ||
+ | * Macintosh IICi | ||
+ | * Acorn Risc PC700 | ||
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+ | ... and here's the ' | ||
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+ | It certainly looks a lot tidier than the old setup which had them stacked on top of each other on the floor. As a bonus all of the cabling from the back of the systems is now hidden, too. | ||
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