mirrorbird (17:24:43)
so those on-screen menus / "programme guides" are still a bit mysterious to me

mirrorbird (17:24:29)
i've never owned a digital TV (bet you aren't surprised). sold the 'analogue' one around 2001-2002

Rapture (17:24:18)
ok cool

mirrorbird (17:23:27)
the beam-chasing can be done on lots of other machines (it is common in almost any kind of 8-bit demo), they all seem to work fine with modern TVs

Rapture (17:21:56)
ah

mirrorbird (17:21:36)
the ZX80 only had 1K but the 16K extension was very popular

mirrorbird (17:20:30)
still it's not much!

mirrorbird (17:20:22)
data on ROM cartridge can be accessed instantly so those consoles could survive with a bit less RAM than a regular computer

Rapture (17:19:24)
very fast face

Rapture (17:19:13)
yeah but wouldn't it flicker? or doesn't it bother the LCD screen that the content is displayed (very face) like a racing beam. well, I think it would display fine, as it's so fast you wouldn't see it anyway.

Ne7 (Andrew Lemon)

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