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The Graphical User Interface is something computer users have taken for granted for twenty-five years since Windows 95 computers became ubiq...

RetroUSB AVS, courtesy of RetroUSB.com The NES is undoubtedly the most cloned video game system ever, and in the 2010s FPGA technology had d...

When Nintendo released its first handheld console, the Game Boy, it provided a Link Port to allow two players to play games with or against ...

In the IBM PC world, there is no such thing as "single density" floppy drives.  Floppy drives started out as double density and la...

Courtesy of Wikipedia (taken by Evan Amos) When Nintendo released its first console, the Famicom, the full name of the system was the Ninten...

I wrote an article about the IBM JX (note no "PC" in the computer's name) five years ago.  Much of that article was subject to...

Sierra On-line was one of the first of the "big-box" computer game that supported installation of its games to a hard drive on a P...