Judging by the LEDs, it also doubles as a light show
This is precisely the sort of application for the Oxford face I remember seeing all over the place as a child. Whatever would the UK electronics industry have done without it?
Tuesday, April 19, 2011
Notable Use
I was looking at the excellent Chris’s Acorns site the other day, when I found another archetypal use of Christine Lord’s Oxford typeface on a BBC Micro peripheral:
This is precisely the sort of application for the Oxford face I remember seeing all over the place as a child. Whatever would the UK electronics industry have done without it?
This is precisely the sort of application for the Oxford face I remember seeing all over the place as a child. Whatever would the UK electronics industry have done without it?
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I also noticed, for the "BBC MIDI" part, the Futura No. 2 D Demi Bold variant whose alphabet is seen here.
Yes, I found that interesting too: Demi Bold wasn't used that often.
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