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Seeing as we are doing connectors:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41472[/ATTACH]

 

 

Bit too young to remember it but I have seen one of these plugged into some kind of external wireless card :p

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Bit too young to remember it but I have seen one of these plugged into some kind of external wireless card :p

 

Nope, but you can see a bit of the device it connect to/from in the bottom right hand corner of the pic.

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Nope :) Much earlier.

 

I have one, and a Palm V, but nothing older. Wonder how I obtained it then!

 

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Nope.

 

It's the connector for an Atari 410 tape deck which connected to the Atari 400/800:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41476[/ATTACH]

 

Ahhhh! I have one of these! I think my cable box needs sorting.

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Nope.

 

It's the connector for an Atari 410 tape deck which connected to the Atari 400/800:

 

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41476[/ATTACH]

 

Should have known that - I had an Atari 800 and one of these!

 

In my defence, I was very young when we had it!

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I thought it was too easy, yep an Acoustic Data Coupler Modem to be precise.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41483[/ATTACH]

 

I am sure it would have thrown a few people off with the holes, wondering what they were for. :)

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I thought it was too easy, yep an Acoustic Data Coupler Modem to be precise.

[ATTACH=CONFIG]41483[/ATTACH]

 

Love it. Back when almost everyones phone handset was the same shape!

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Love it. Back when almost everyones phone handset was the same shape!

diddnt you HAVE to rent them from bt at that point so bar the colour and being table/wall mount they were the same?

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diddnt you HAVE to rent them from bt at that point so bar the colour and being table/wall mount they were the same?
Everything was rented back then, I didn't know anyone that actually owned their telly, they were all rented, my Nan's TV even had a coin slot that you had to feed when you wanted to watch something.
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Everything was rented back then, I didn't know anyone that actually owned their telly, they were all rented, my Nan's TV even had a coin slot that you had to feed when you wanted to watch something.

 

I think with BT (back in the day), only BABT-approved stuff was legal to connect to the phone network, and the only BABT-approved stuff available had to be rented from BT.

We had a Trimphone. It was awful.

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