RCR Episode 290: MiniDisc vs. 8-track

Panelists: Paul Hagstrom (hosting), Quinn Dunki, and Kay Savetz Topic: 1990 1990 saw a decline of various personal computer magazines, as well as the introduction of the Video Toaster. Apple started misting the market with computer variants. Topic/Feedback links: RCR episode 90 Macintosh LC  Macintosh Classic  Macintosh IIfx  Macintosh IIsi Computer mags in 1990 were an interesting mix of modern and dying (Compute’s Gazette, BBC Acorn, Atari Explorer, the last issue of Antic) and MSX which was both. MiniDisc  (actually 1992) MiniDisc.wiki (home of Web MiniDisc Pro) MZ-RH1 MiniDisc player/recorder with USB data export support Photoshop 1.0  Video Toaster Retro Computing News: Interim Computer Museum Intellivision: How a videogame battled Atari and almost bankrupted Barbie Adventures in Videoland Adventures in Videoland playthrough 2-XL Vintage Computer/discussion-related commercials: MiniDisc system infomercial Minute Rice Family Computing magazine  2-XL by Mego Keeping up with the Commodore Super Breakout Various 1980s ads (The Clapper) Lotus 123 Retro Computing Gift Idea: PBTfans 1984 R2 keycaps See also: Big Mac at CHM Auction Picks: Paul: CORE remote CL 9 (company) Celadon PIC-100 (rebranded CORE, post CL 9) MagicLink PIC-1000 (no relation, but had IR remote capability) Oric-1 Oric-1 (Wikipedia) Pravetz 8D (Oric-1 clone) Elizabethan typing Sargon II MC-10 <a href="https:/