Welcome to the world of ValorosoIT, dedicated to Retro Computers, Retro Technology, and Vintage Electronics.
Embark on an exciting journey as we explore a collection of objects, attempt repairs, restorations, and experiments that celebrate the nostalgia and charm of the past. In the enchanting universe of Retro Technology, old devices become precious relics.
Let's rediscover the magic of Retro Computers! We will relive the golden days of computing and electronics, bringing back to life old computers such as Commodore 64, Amiga, IBM, Olivetti, Amstrad, MSX, Atari, and many more...…
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By Amedeo Valoroso.
It seems useful to me to be able to transfer games, programs or utilities from my PC to the Commodore and vice versa. For this I bought an SD2IEC floppy emulator for Commodore 64. I found and bought on eBay an SD2IEC emulator, including microSD […]
I purchased an SD2IEC disk drive emulator, which I use for both the Commodore 16 and for the other Commodores I own. With the emulator, I also purchased a microSD containing over 3GB of programs, video games and utilities. I described how it works […]
With my unexpanded Commodore VIC-20, loading games with the datassette is not a very difficult task. The files are modest in size, so the loading time is still acceptable. However, it seems useful to me to be able to transfer games, […]
I recently purchased a WiFi modem for Commodore 64 on eBay, in kit form. The price was interesting. The kit is made up of just a few components: using the appropriate equipment, assembly took just a few minutes. Unfortunately, the modem I purchased does not […]
This article on Commodore 64 memory repair is part of a much larger restoration. In fact, I found an old Commodore 64 retrocomputer on Facebook Marketplace for a few euros, but it had several flaws. First of all, they were all missing [...]
Here's another retrocomputer article: Commodore 16 repair. Sifting through Facebook Marketplace, I was struck by this listing for a used, non-working Commodore 16. The price was good, precisely because the computer had problems. TO […]
Why did I buy a Commodore VIC-20? I started programming as a child with the Commodore 64 that we had in the family, later replaced with the more modern and high-performance (for the time) Commodore 128. I recently came across the […]
While consulting a classifieds site for the sale of used items, I recently came across an old Sanyo MR-909 tape recorder. The post was clear, the reel recorder was not working, but I still decided to buy it with [...]
While consulting a used item listing site, I recently came across an old audio reel tape recorder, a Sanyo MR-909 tape recorder. The post was clear, the reel recorder was not working, but I still decided [...]