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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    @retr01 …. Yes youre right, that would be just too hard to achieve…. for the time I have available for this anyways. Kevin is King! Superb job done there!
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    Hey guys, as the colder period enters the country, I thought to continue here. Just yesterday a new vid appeared on youtube Saving me a lot of time… I still want one…. with a 475 board inside and no fan Noise
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    A takky Mac…..

    @Trash80toG4 , i found buying or building a printer not that costly. A friend of mine bought a second hand for 50€ in mint condition. When you start printing bigger objects the price of the filament /consumables becomes the real expense. Still I found 3D printing parts very handy, especially...
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    A takky Mac…..

    @Trash80toG4 Hey there! 3D printers have become more and more affordable, free 3D CAD software in a few flavours to try…. If you have the time, why not give it a try! Its great when a plan comes together👍
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    Good TFT for a 512K case ?

    https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/a-takky-mac.1363/page-2 At the time just a background to check the reflection & usability thtough the crt-glass. DOS-Windows-Pi/Linux-Apple OS-sytems….all have their purpose here 😇
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    Good TFT for a 512K case ?

    Quite some options…. ive found the crt conversion indeed the nicest… .but restricted to an 8” display. To chop the CRT, Ive initial used a conventional glasscutter, but found lateron this diamond flex cutterdisc to be the best way to get to the goal. Its amazing, and not so hard to use as you...
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    A takky Mac…..

    @Kai Robinson , dont know if it would fit a Plus chassis. But I suspect not intirely as its printed with a fairly thick wall. It does fit with the parts he chose very well. The eye for detail and his quality finish is superb ❤️
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    A takky Mac…..

    New Mac! just some fabulous work I found on youtube to share
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    Macintosh Classic II in a box

    Quite a few options to choose from…. laptoplike: https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/a-classic-ii-lc-iii-laptop-book.1476/ or convert it back to a classic 2 again using the SE40 frame and some modifications : https://tinkerdifferent.com/threads/a-takky-mac.1363/ the commercial available...
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    @Trash80toG4 - thanks, but not much progress. Currently i have some other work to finish. Still enjoyable to see how Professional this Atari keyboard has been created. Love to see similar initiatives happening for some old Apple keyboards. V-Tech was - i believe - not that populair overhere...
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    Hi all, Came accross this Jan Beta video… This is a nice aproach for any old non functioning (membrane) keyboard.
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    It took a while, but here they are….🍀 the low profile switches. The switch fits completely into the keycap at full stroke (2,5mm) switch moment at 1-1,2mm of its stroke - so thats ok. The added 3D printed connection platform will take some space, but expect that less than 1mm. That would bring...
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    Just got curious……this precomputer is no real kiddy toy. It was actually pretty capable and learnfull for its time and price, stubled over this video
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    @François …. Nice Find! https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/VTech_PreComputer_1000 Did check….august 1988….for V-Tech 1982 for the Apple concept. So it seems that Frogdesign was first. ✅ The V-Tech seems to have a pretty decent keyboard for a kiddy computer….🍀
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    A Classic II/LC III laptop/book….

    Best info on a keyboard conversion: Just found, trying to catch up - some backreading…..very helpfull!