ScuzzBlog: Diaries December 2018 Entry 23rd December 2018: Post 01: BBC B - Microcomputer BBC B - Microcomputer I have several Amiga 500s stacked like books in front of a cupboard and I am forever moving them to get stuff from the cupboard. Bit annoying but it really is the best place for the 500s. What makes it a little more frustrating is that it is also home to a busted BBC Microcomputer. Cus it really does get kicked around a lot. I felt so bad about kicking it yet again I decided to picture it before it finally got totally crippled. The computer was broken from the get-go, bought for reference more than anything else. She has no keyboard connector top the main motherboard and I sense there are a number of other vital elements either broken or maybe even missing. Like the external 5.25 floppy drive port. I also have this external floppy drive for the BBC that may have not found it's way onto these pages. So I gathered a batch of typical items you would normally associate with the BBC and threw them into the scuzzblog cooking pot and out popped this page. So nothing of any great significance here other than to say the computer is broken. It will not be repaired. I have two other Model Bs plus the Master System and loads of Electrons so I'm not looking to enhance the collection by struggling to get this working. I just have to not think about it... OK. Dangerous. The BBC B was developed by the BBC and manufactured by Acorn. The machine is 8-bit technology and was released in December 1981. The CPU is a 2 MHz MOS 6502/6512 and has 16 to 32 KB memory. BBC B - Microcomputer

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