Edgar Digital Computers & Electronics

07/21/2025

Thanks to Andy and Kyle from https://www.instagram.com/abqretrocomputers/?e=b337fc4c-1078-47dc-8fed-06af2e914e0b&g=5 for coming down to shop! I'm glad Andy got the perfect "period" 1976 ADM 3A video display terminal (VDT) to go with his Altair 8800b! Thanks!!!

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10/10/2024

Another customer video that I found.

Sorry for all the 'umms' in the video. I'll just pretend it was a challenge to say umm instead of meow.Edgar Digital is a computer shop located in Las Cruces...

09/11/2024

We went to Vintage Computer Festival SouthWest VCFsw again this year and it was a blast! If the block below is just pain white, Click on it anyway...

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03/06/2024

Unhappy and frustrating news!
Edgar Digital Computers & Electronics, my store was broken into about 1-2weeks ago and strangely enough the two things that were taken were two DynaCo ST-70 amps. I dont remember if they both are labeled DynaCo or DynaKit or both. Both are upgraded/modded but with different kits. One will have the gold RCA input jacks and one does not have the gold. they both have the 3way banana jack outputs and the replacement PCB.
Now the suspects may not fully know what they have but they know they have some $. I almost recovered one of them from a "fence" but we didn't connect. The suspects are closely linked to the "street" people in Las Cruces, And the guys street name might be "Tootie".
They might try (or already have) To post them on FB marketplace or Craigslist or other local selling sites. Any info welcome. Call me at 575-993-4455 and I can provide Police report case #.

01/08/2024

https://youtu.be/yJDw6hZNkH4?si=sUNbmWcjnvRB9cof

05/01/2023

VCF is back in Texas after a 10 year hiatus! Get ready for an unforgettable weekend with many things to do and explore including...

03/25/2023

The world has lost Intel co-founder Gordon Moore

Moore, who held a Ph.D. in chemistry and physics, made his famous observation — now known as “Moore's Law” — three years before he helped start Intel in 1968. It appeared among a number of articles about the future written for the now-defunct Electronics magazine by experts in various fields.

The prediction, which Moore said he plotted out on graph paper based on what had been happening with chips at the time, said the capacity and complexity of integrated circuits would double every year.

01/11/2023

In this episode we build upon our new found knowledge of vacuum tube diodes and take a look at one of the most ubiquitous vacuum tube types out there: the tr...