Throughout France’s Loire Valley you will find many of the countries most famous chateaux. The majestic Chateau de Cheverny, with it’s opulent interior and bevy of dogs. Chateau de Villandry and it’s world-renowned gardens....
By the time the U.S. Civil War ended in 1865, E. Remington & Sons was one of the largest manufacturers of firearms in the world, and a company eager to diversify its business. Shortly after the...
“Art Of Atari“1 by Tim Lapetino is wonderful, and should be considered the definitive visual-history of, not just the artwork used on game cartridge boxes, but of Atari and its video game products (home and...
Published in 2012 under the Platform Studies series by MIT Press, Jimmy Maher’s book, “The Future Was Here – Commodore Amiga“1, is, without a doubt, the single most comprehensive study of the Amiga yet...
The Internet Archive continues to prove that it is one of the most valuable information resources on the planet. As of the time of this post, just over 18,000 editions of classic computer magazines...
With my recent upgrade to the iPhone 7, I was faced with ‘the headphone-question’. What to do now that Apple removed the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack? My initial idea was to simply use my...
This summer was a hot one in the Pacific Northwest where I live. As I struggled to stay comfortable, I began to research various fans. I focused my study looking for something quiet and powerful,...
I’ve been a fan of Apple’s AirPlay functionality since it debuted in 2010. In fact, AirPlay has been the central feature of audio-solutions throughout my home ever since. In my study/computer room, I’ve had...
