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Restoring an extremely rare, Belgian DAI PC (Part 1)
About this video
A Belgian DAI Personal Computer, a late 1970s 8-bit machine later used by TV stations for early digital graphics, is the subject of the first part of this restoration series.
Good to know: First of a series. Work inside a mains-powered computer of this age means mains voltage, and capacitors that stay charged after unplugging.
Why watch it
The maker says the Dutch government once chose this Belgian 8-bit machine as the BBC Micro of the Benelux, and that it is now largely forgotten. This part opens the restoration series.
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