Hello to all from Italy

[Sabian]

I am very happy to meet you. I live near Turin, and I have a passion for vintage computers.
My first computer was a Commodore 64; then, as soon as I could, I have purchased an Olivetti PCS 286 S. Today I have many computers, but they are all recent machines. I have only one vintage computer, a Philips NMS TC 100, still working, I was given by my friend.
I have read many posts on your Forum, and I must say that I have learned many things interesting, so I decided to participate, to share with you the same passion.
My greetings to all.

 

[barythrin]

Cool. Glad you decided to post Welcome (officially) to the forums.

 

[Ole Juul]

Welcome Sabian. It's nice to see someone from that side of the pond - or should I say other side of the clock. I stay up late and when I'm on the net everybody on this continent has gone to sleep.

 

[digger]

Welcome, and have fun.

Welcome, and have fun.

It would have been surprising if a vintage computer enthusiast in Italy had never used an Olivetti PC... :D

Welcome to the forum, Sabian. Have fun!

 

[Dwight Elvey]

Hi
Find an Olivetti M20 and then you'll have an interesting computer.
I often comunicate with several in Itally and at least one in
Germany that play with the M20's.
( the M20 is a Z8000 machine, not and X86 ).
Dwight

 

[ziloo]

welcome aboard Sabian!

Tell us about finding vintage computers in Italy. Is it
easy to find them in flea markets, computer clubs,
recycling places......?

ziloo

 

[pontus]

Welcome! Turin has a nice car museum right?

 

[Erik]

Welcome to the forums!

Enjoy!