For me, the [Atari Falcon] was as cool as the later Amigas. Some people claim that Falcon had less custom chips and less GFX capabilities compared to Amiga. On the other hand, Falcon was a bit faster CPUs in standard configurations, native MIDI support, but more importantly it had special sound DSP capable of 16-bit 48Khz sound output, the thing that was too cool even for Amiga. That is why computer was so popular in music studios at the time.

As you may already know golden age of personal computing happened somewhere around 80s and 90s. Time when new computer model was released almost every week or so. No standardization at all, everybody were doing exactly what they wanted without any restrictions. GOLDEN AGE OF PERSONAL COMPUTING Imagery by spacedrone808 @Adobe Imagery by spacedrone808 @Freepik

Live chiptune remix of well-known Children track by [Robert Miles] . ROBERT MILES ♫ CHILDREN [LIVE REMIX BY YERZMYEY & PINOKIO] Aldo, make sure to check out [Yerzmyey YT channel] ! Imagery by spacedrone808 @Adobe Imagery by spacedrone808 @Freepik

Performed in ACE Tracker 2 [Atari Falcon platform]. Falcon is 16 MHz Atari computer from 1992. TIMBRAL ▀ SPEED OF TIME [ATARI] Imagery by spacedrone808 @Adobe Imagery by spacedrone808 @Freepik

It is pretty strange that i didn’t cover this topic in previous posts. So, i stand corrected and posting it now! @ FIRST: [WHAT IS DEMOSCENE?] In this quick breakdown i’ll point to the most coolest demoscene stuff out there. ▓ IBM PC [DOS/WIN] In early 90s finnish coders from [Future Crew] brought phenomenon of demoscene to masses. FUTURE CREW - SECOND REALITY [1993] Demo size: 2Mb [Demo page] [The Black Lotus] are Swedish Atari/Amiga hackers.

I suppose that many of you will be interested in looking at the most important operating systems of the past. Today it is possible even withour virtual machine. You can observe vintage operating systems right in your browser. [ATARI ST] [MACOS 7] ||| [ver II] [MACOS 8] [AMIGA OS] [WINDOWS 98] BONUS PART [CHIPTUNE.COM] chiptune tracker music site heavily inspired by Amiga OS Workbench v1.3. Imagery by spacedrone808 @Adobe Imagery by spacedrone808 @Freepik