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1. Racing the Beam: The Atari Video Computer System (Platform Studies)
- ►ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Quickly raise and lower the tabletop from 33.5" to 47"
- ►PORTABLE: Locking casters allow for secure positioning, and moving from the workout to the office.
- ►NON-SLIP SURFACE: The desktop features a non-slip surface that features built in tablet and smart phone slots
- ►VERSATILE: The tabletop includes holes for cable management
- ►DURABLE: The steel construction of the frame will ensure that the RAD Cycle Products Adjustable Bike Trainer Fitness Desk Portable Workstation will hold up to years of use.
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1. Racing the Beam: The Atari Video Computer System (Platform Studies)
- ►ADJUSTABLE HEIGHT: Quickly raise and lower the tabletop from 33.5" to 47"
- ►PORTABLE: Locking casters allow for secure positioning, and moving from the workout to the office.
- ►NON-SLIP SURFACE: The desktop features a non-slip surface that features built in tablet and smart phone slots
- ►VERSATILE: The tabletop includes holes for cable management
- ►DURABLE: The steel construction of the frame will ensure that the RAD Cycle Products Adjustable Bike Trainer Fitness Desk Portable Workstation will hold up to years of use.
Features:
▼ Read Reddit mentions
I guess you mean that one: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Racing-Beam-Computer-Platform-Studies/dp/026201257X Seems to be about the Atari VCS but sounds interesting neverless, thanks! :)
There's a series of podcasts by the BBC called Computing Britain - I think this episode is the one you'll find most interesting.
The BBC also recently put all their old computer shows online here.
One of my old university chums wrote this book a while ago - don't know what it's like but the photography is good.
I presume you've seen Micro Men? If not, it's on YouTube.