Love the 70's office at @computermuseum - brilliant detail. Just need an overflowing ashtray and a bottle of cheap Scotch rolling round in the bottom draw.pic.twitter.com/9ji7iXGdPi
Writing a book about the history of keyboards: http://aresluna.org/shift-happens · Design manager @figmadesign · Typographer · Occasional speaker · He/him
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Love the 70's office at @computermuseum - brilliant detail. Just need an overflowing ashtray and a bottle of cheap Scotch rolling round in the bottom draw.pic.twitter.com/9ji7iXGdPi
Whoa, is that a Vydec? I’ve been dreaming to see one in person.
It is!!! And you’re the first person I know that has ever recognised it!! How come?
I’m writing a book about the history of keyboards! I’ve always wanted to learn more about Vydecs, which seemed like interesting/rare word processors.
I even grabbed some manuals on eBay (and scanned them: https://archive.org/details/Vydec1400-TextEditor-ReferenceManual … + https://archive.org/details/Vydec-1200-1400-1800-Systems-BasicTextEditing-ReferenceManual … + https://archive.org/details/Vydec-1800-InformationManagementSystem-ReferenceManual …), but I never saw one in person.
I know it has a key on the keyboard that says RTFM, which seems so funny. (Although it doesn’t stand for what we’d assume today.)
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