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content/museum/thomson-to-7.md

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   - title: THOMSON TO-7
     subtitle: ''
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   - title: MO5 french TV commercial
     url: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HPr7NeqMobc
     text: 'Length: 31 s'
-  comments:
-  - author: Fred (Dunkerque) (France)
-    date: Wednesday 26th January 2022
-    text: 'First computer was a TO7-70, while 11yo. Fond memories from programming with the basic language from Microsoft. The machine was limited especially in color rendering: you could only have 2 colors per horizontal line of 8 pixels: one front and one back color. If you wanted to display a kind of 3D model with colors... you could not without horrible aliasing effects. The optical pen was also a "shocker". You''''d regularly receive electrostatic shocks because the TV screen was electrostatically charged, and the pen had a metallic body. Sweaty fingers beware. The K7 recorder was... temperamental. The reading heads could move (heat) and make recordings not readable (infamous I/O error). You''''d have to fiddle with a small srewdriver to adjust the reading head. The short summers of Dunkirk can be hot at times, and this machine was heating the bedroom pretty badly. Discovered lots of maths, years before school: Coordinates, binary and hex system, trigonometry, and the then unfathomable
-      maths of an Earth to Moon trip trajectory simulation, all from a few example programs from a book. This undoubtedly contributed to me becoming an IT professional.'
-  - author: Denis (Boulogne France)
-    date: Tuesday 20th December 2011
-    text: |-
-      Hi everybody,
-
-      My first computer too, I had the K7 player to save and run softwares, it was so easy to copy games with that ...\
-      To7 is really great memories for me ...
-  - author: Serge (FRANCE)
-    date: Thursday 24th November 2011
-    text: 'There was also somes ohter languages availiables on Memo 7 cadriges such as : asm6809 (a 6809 compiler with a small editor), forth and more...'
-  - author: Etienne (NANCY-FRANCE)
-    date: Saturday 11th August 2007
-    text: |-
-      Hello !\
-      The TO7 was my first computer in 1983 (I was 12), and I think it was a good computer to learn programming and to make some interesting programs using the light pen.\
-      I've bought the Assembler Cartridge to program in Assembler. It was very hard, but very pleasant once you have understood assembler programming !!!
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   - /museum/olivetti-prodest-pc-128
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