Jamie Lendino

@jamielendino.com

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Executive Editor, Reviews @ PCMag. Former editor-in-chief of ExtremeTech. Mix engineer. Author of vintage computing and gaming books: https://amzn.to/3HN4Onl Homepage: https://www.jamielendino.com/

The cover of Frenzy, which shows the left third of a ColecoVision console at a slight angle and some fun red digital-ish graphic designy stuff behind it
A list of printer drivers on a brand new Mac running macOS 26.2, including such hot, popular printers as 9-pin and 24-pin dot matrix models from Epson and HP, and the original HP DeskJet and LaserJet series. Oh, and the other six in the list of 12 choices are label printers, because sure.
A poster from Automan, a TV show I haven't thought about in decades but thought of just now
A screenshot from K-Razy Antiks.
A blank white screen showing four bomb icons in a row near the left, in classic Atari ST fashion—it warms my heart seeing it
Duck Dodgers in the 24th and a half century! (Daffy Duck)
A screencap from the "Money for Nothing" music video that somehow looks more detailed than Zuckerberg's metaverse
A July AARP Rewards Statement showing I have failed in achieving any awards, with zeros across the board
Screenshot of Human Cannonball for the Atari 2600, with doomed guy flying through the air
The cover of Grim Fandango (PC, 1998)
An Atari Falcon030
An in-game screenshot of Epyx's Rogue for the Atari ST, running in the Hatari emulator (not visible). I'm on level 8 of the dungeon and not doing all that great this time, honestly.
A half crumpled piece of paper
My mom holding my daughter in 2016 outside
The macOS Sequoia weather drop-down, showing an 18 degree temperature and "Feels like: 9 degrees," with a blue line that looks like something you can click and drag
The four modules that come with an Atari 800 computer: 16K RAM (x3) and 10K ROM
scene from Pulp Fiction with Uma Thurman drawing a square
A screenshot of the start of Ultima III: Exodus running on an Atari 800 with artifacting enabled.
A rare BX-110 in blue, a laptop running Atari 50, a 27-inch monitor displaying an Atari The400 Mini, and a MiSTer not connected to anything.
Magnum PI and his red Ferrari 308
A Hess truck with a picture of an Apple Lisa on it, because I am a dork
An Atari 800 and Commodore 1702 monitor on the left side of a table, and an Atari ST and SC1224 on the right side, with various mods from recent years attached. Photo by Jamie Lendino.
A 1961 Thunderbird at a slight angle showing the fins and taillights
A zoomed-in portion of the Adventure book cover, which shows a “heavy-sixer” Atari 2600 sitting on a wooden table with an Adventure cartridge perched on the front panel.
A screenshot from Ultima I, showing me in an Air Car that's not at all out of place in a fantasy CRPG
The cover of Space Battle: The Mattel Intellivision and the First Console War, by Jamie Lendino
Seven of Nine being awesome as usual.
"why not both" meme
An old DataSoft ad for "Le Stick" shows a guy playing Star Raiders on an Atari 400, sitting at his desk in a way that would be impossible in real life.
The400 Mini, which looks like a miniaturized Atari 400 from 1979
A screenshot from Amazon's product description for the book Space Battle, with a nifty "#1 New Release" icon in orange next to the cover
A close-up of the top right corner of an Intellivision sitting on a desk, with a screenshot of Space Battle overlaid above
The Mona Lisa with a cat head drawn on it
A copy of Breakout on an old wooden floor, which is even older than I am.