Remember when computers used to come in your favorite shades of off-white and gray? Now you can relive the '80s and '90s with a new beige USB keyboard that's "inspired by the Model M", and a new beige USB / PS/2 mouse. Perixx Periboard 106M keyboard: https://www.amazon.com/Perixx-PERIBOARD-106M-Performance-Full-Size-Ergonomic/dp/B08F3WBFP1 Microsoft Basic Optical Mouse: https://www.amazon.com/Microsoft-Basic-Optical-Mouse-Business/dp/B005KSBGLY ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z43Buag4ycs

Ignore that bell icon thing that YouTube wants you to use -- go to your Dashboard instead to see and reply to new comments on your videos. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lnNYU8KyTY0

If you want stereo sound from a Tandy 1000 computer, you could install a Sound Blaster Pro card -- or you can set up two Tandys side-by-side, and use the mono DAC sound chip in them to play the left and right channels independently. The most difficult part is timing them so that the two computers play in synch. I couldn't get it exactly perfect, which creates an interesting echo effect. I analyzed the results with an audio editor, and on the first song, the right channel is about 33 milliseconds ahead of the left channel. On the second song, the right channel is about 25 ms ahead of the left channel. And once started, the timing between the two computers drifts by about 1 to 2 ms. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azctWK9mQWU

A look at the first ever audio CD containing an interactive multimedia computer program -- Beethoven's Ninth Symphony by Voyager in 1989 using Apple's HyperCard, running here on a Mac Classic with an external SCSI CD-ROM drive. Time flow: 0:00 Introduction 0:38 SCSI CD-ROM drive 2:07 Installing the driver 4:19 Playing an audio CD 5:00 The first IMCD 7:09 HyperCard 9:39 A Pocket Guide 10:30 Beethoven's World 11:49 The Art of Listening 12:22 A Close Readng 13:26 The Ninth Game 19:27 Multimedia Beethoven 21:17 The 74-minute CD myth 22:37 Shut down ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zGtk0NSbsLM