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What a star-crossed aircraft.
November 11, 2025 at 12:40 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
I looked up the artist of this ad, Martin Kenwright. Mr. Kenwright's had a long and storied career in computer games: working on Tetris ports out of college, flight sims in the 80s, sold one company to Ocean Software, sold two different companies to Sony, not bad for a cartoonist. (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
October 8, 2025 at 6:05 AM
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Dec 1979: Ferguson 3T13 ad from Currys

(+SANYO T280; HITACHI TRK 5330; FIDELITY RAD 28; COMMODORE 1863/2863; PYE 9103; SONATEL CR301; Casio FX80; Commodore CIL80; Casio HL807; BENKSON TR5; Casio F8C; APF/Brinlock 74; BENKSON TR4; and Revolving Cassette Racks)
A Currys advertisement from 1979 offers a wide range of electronics for Christmas, including radios, cassette players, calculators, and a portable TV. The ad emphasizes a price guarantee and available credit terms, aiming to provide affordable gifts from leading manufacturers. DISCOUNT PLUS makes more of a Merry Christmas-for less! Buy your Christmas presents at Currys and you're guaranteed not only the lowest price but also a tremendous choice of top quality gifts from leading manufacturers. CURRYS GUARANTEE YOU THE LOWEST PRICE If you find you could have paid less locally at the time of purchase, call back within seven days and we will refund the difference, taking any delivery charges into account. That's the Currys Price Promise. Items sold with a free offer are excluded. PLUS Currys Mastercare Service: 12 months guarantee with parts and labour free. PLUS a wide choice of credit terms on most major items. PLUS easier shopping, at friendly helpful shops in high streets everywhere. All items subject to availability.
October 7, 2025 at 7:45 PM
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CISA Releases Ten Industrial Control Systems Advisories
Release Date　August 07, 2025

ICSA-25-219-01 Delta Electronics DIAView
ICSA-25-219-02 Johnson Controls FX80 and FX90
ICSA-25-219-03 Burk Technology ARC Solo
ICSA-25-219-04 Rockwell Automation Arena
ICSA-25-219-05 Packet Power EMX and EG
ICSA...
CISA Releases Ten Industrial Control Systems Advisories | CISA
www.cisa.gov
August 8, 2025 at 3:38 AM
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Johnson Controls FX80 & FX90: Vulnerability Threat or Just a Patch Away?

Discover how Johnson Controls' FX80 & FX90 could become hacker party central thanks to a vulnerability. Update now or risk sharing your secrets with the world!
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Johnson Controls FX80 & FX90: Vulnerability Threat or Just a Patch Away?
View CSAF: Johnson Controls' FX80 and FX90 devices have a critical vulnerability due to a third-party component flaw. With a CVSS v4 score of 8.4, attackers could remotely compromise configurations with low effort. Don't panic—just update to the latest version. And remember, running unpatched software is like leaving your back door wide open.
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August 7, 2025 at 4:05 PM
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Johnson Controls FX80 and FX90 View CSAF 1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY CVSS v4 8.4 ATTENTION : Exploitable remotely/low attack complexity Vendor : Johnson Controls Inc. Equipment : FX80 and FX90 Vulnerabili...

Origin | Interest | Match
Johnson Controls FX80 and FX90 | CISA
www.cisa.gov
August 8, 2025 at 9:03 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
August 5, 2025 at 12:05 PM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
June 29, 2025 at 12:05 PM
rsmuc.bsky.social
Hab noch Epson FX80 rumstehen, wenn ich mal Durchschläge brauche. 🤔
May 7, 2025 at 5:28 PM
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May 3, 2025 at 4:08 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
April 30, 2025 at 12:05 PM
brendan79.bsky.social
That sounds like an Epson FX80.
April 12, 2025 at 10:41 PM
retrocomps.bsky.social
I looked up the artist of this ad, Martin Kenwright. Mr. Kenwright's had a long and storied career in computer games: working on Tetris ports out of college, flight sims in the 80s, sold one company to Ocean Software, sold two different companies to Sony, not bad for a cartoonist. (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
April 5, 2025 at 6:05 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
March 7, 2025 at 10:05 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
I looked up the artist of this ad, Martin Kenwright. Mr. Kenwright's had a long and storied career in computer games: working on Tetris ports out of college, flight sims in the 80s, sold one company to Ocean Software, sold two different companies to Sony, not bad for a cartoonist. (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
February 7, 2025 at 6:05 PM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
January 15, 2025 at 2:05 PM
robertwoolley.bsky.social
Tate has whined about "The Matrix".

Mate it is HMRC so in this case "The Matrix" is an EPSON FX80
December 18, 2024 at 6:31 PM
retrocomps.bsky.social
What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
December 16, 2024 at 2:05 AM
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Dec 1979: Casio FX80 ad from WHSmith

(+Casio HL101 and Casio HL807)
This is a black and white advertisement for Casio calculators from WHSMITH, with various models and their prices listed. The advertisement is set against a background of brown paper that makes it look like an old newspaper clipping. There is a cartoon of Santa Claus in a box with a spring on it at the bottom of the advert.
December 12, 2024 at 9:50 PM
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Nov 1979: Casio FX80 Calculator ad from Boots

(+Commodore LC925 Calculator; 316 Calculator; and Little Professor Calculator)
An advert for a variety of calculators suitable for Christmas gifts. The advert includes a picture of a man and a child holding calculators, and a list of calculators with prices.
December 11, 2024 at 5:45 PM
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December 6, 2024 at 12:28 PM
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What if your computer could teach you how to use it? (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
November 29, 2024 at 6:05 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
I looked up the artist of this ad, Martin Kenwright. Mr. Kenwright's had a long and storied career in computer games: working on Tetris ports out of college, flight sims in the 80s, sold one company to Ocean Software, sold two different companies to Sony, not bad for a cartoonist. (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
November 10, 2024 at 10:05 AM
retrocomps.bsky.social
I looked up the artist of this ad, Martin Kenwright. Mr. Kenwright's had a long and storied career in computer games: working on Tetris ports out of college, flight sims in the 80s, sold one company to Ocean Software, sold two different companies to Sony, not bad for a cartoonist. (Source.)
Top, the title: "Interactive BASIC Programming 48K ZX Spectrum & Spectrum+" Center, a Martin Kenwight cartoon; left, the user imagines the old way, reading books while the comptuer reads "ERROR", and getting rustrated; right, the user is happily computing, using Eigen software to learn how to program his micro. The tagline reads: "The only ZX Basic programming course that runs in your Spectrum and gives you complete control over your computer." Dense ad copy touts the twelve Learning Modules, as well as a giveaway of two Epson FX80 printers; the footer gives the name and address of Eigen Software, and their slogan, "Create Reality," which is really a lot to put on a speccy.
October 9, 2024 at 5:05 AM