What should this year's theme be at CL5?

[PhilC]

I don't have any specific naked computers but could make up a Beeb or C128 with what I have here. Does that count!

I could bring a Macintosh plus that was released in 1986?

[Icky]

This is a comprehensive but not sure if complete timeline of events in 1986 around computers - https://www.islandnet.com/~kpolsson/com ... mp1986.htm

I didn't realise 68030 came out in 1986.

[mrbombermillzy]

Naked '030 based computers running arcade ports that charted in the top ten then? :lol: :hide:

[rubber_jonnie]

Naked '030 based computers running arcade ports that charted in the top ten then? :lol: :hide:

Sounds reasonable...

[Steve]

One idea for a theme could be 'boosted' / 'enhanced' machines. Could also be a competition for most boosted machine. But I imagine might be hard to judge as all systems are so different.

[rubber_jonnie]

One idea for a theme could be 'boosted' / 'enhanced' machines. Could also be a competition for most boosted machine. But I imagine might be hard to judge as all systems are so different.

My 8bit Atari's would be good for that, lots of nice stuff inside, though slightly iffy wiring in some cases...

[mrbombermillzy]

One idea for a theme could be 'boosted' / 'enhanced' machines. Could also be a competition for most boosted machine. But I imagine might be hard to judge as all systems are so different.

My 8bit Atari's would be good for that, lots of nice stuff inside, though slightly iffy wiring in some cases...

Hmm... I may have an old breadbin that fits the bill here too. 8-)

Maybe we need to have a whetstone test duel like the PCs of old. :lol:

Actually, with all the FPGA gear in some of the 8-bits nowadays, you could probably outcalculate the 68030. :lol:

[Badwolf]

Ive just realized, the C64C was released in '86, but thats not really a 'theme', and calling it a 'new computer' is a bit of a stretch.

Toastrack was released! :cheer:

Then Amstrad bought out Sinclair. :shite:

BW