The following images are available on many different gift items and
clothing. Click on the images to see all the products available.
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![Vintage Geek](http://logo.cafepress.com/7/1073276.3887487.jpg)
Vintage Geek
This design shows a Kaypro II computer and a screenshot of the 'dir'
command.
"Windows? We don't need no stinkin' windows"
LOL
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![Adventure Game](http://logo.cafepress.com/5/1073276.3888065.jpg)
Adventure Game
This one references one of the earliest computer games, "Colossal Cave
Adventure". In particular, the text here brings back the memory of the
frustrating "maze of twisty passages, all alike".
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![CP/M OS](http://logo.cafepress.com/1/1073276.3887621.jpg)
CP/M operating
system
This design depicts a Kaypro II computer and a screenshot of the 'dir'
command. CP/M is the old operating systems of many vintage computers.
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Everything from mugs to mousepads to posters to clothing... even doggie
tee shirts. The designs all feature my first computer- a Kaypro II -
as the central image. They reference the 'ancient' CP/M operating system.
Great gifts for those of us that remember the first image files (usually
scanned from a centerfold) that consisted of dots, dashes, asterisks, etc.
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![Longtime Gamer](http://logo.cafepress.com/0/1073276.1279210.jpg)
Longtime Gamer
XYZZY
Another design that references the one of the earliest computer games,
"Colossal Cave Adventure".
Originally a "cheat" word to speed up the game and get you into a section
of the game that was further along, it is still used in some modern
operating systems and games for those that are 'in the know' . It's a
piece of computer history that might be around forever in computer usage. |