Latest Additions
This list shows the computers, calculators, game consoles and peripherals that have been added to our collection recently.
An early home micro, in a sturdy metal case with plastic sides, that have grills for heat dispersal.
Platform: IBM PC, Macintosh
Data Link Kit to send and receive data files between TI graphing calculators and IBM PC and Macintosh computers.
Platform: PC
The Logitech Action Pad is a versatile controller for all types of games.
Pong console with ten games. Automatic scoring, speed and angle controls on the controller, individual rest controls, and with 6x AA battery or mains power...
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The Sinclair TV80, also known as the Flat Screen Pocket TV or FTV1, was a pocket television launched by Sinclair Research in 1983.
After the proposed add on systems for the Super Nintendo had come to nothing, Nintendo had the task of trying to keep market share by creating a console with a new partner in Silicon Graphics, who wer...
After the proposed add on systems for the Super Nintendo had come to nothing, Nintendo had the task of trying to keep market share by creating a console with a new partner in Silicon Graphics, who wer...
Platform: Commodore Amiga
An electronics interface for your Amiga, from Sweden.
Platform: Commodore CDTV
This is the keyboard accessory for the CDTV console, which effectively turned the console into an Amiga...
Marketed by ACT in England as the Series 800, and in America as the Computhink Minimax II.
Created in 1972, this Micro 16V is a later revision of the Micro 16 from 1966.
Platform: Nintendo 64
The rumble Pak is first console accessory to provide a vibrating effect to the joypad to add to the gaming experience, so gunshots could be felt in shooting games, and bumps in the road would register as jolts in racing titles for example.
This is one in a series of computers in the Russian Elektronika BK series of PDP-11 clones.
POP Station is the name of a series of handheld game consoles that resemble popular units by big brands, notably the Sony PSP, but also the Nintendo DS.
Platform: IBM
A metal punch card gauge used to check that punched holes in IBM cards were aligned correctly.
This early model Acorn Electron contains an issue one board with a 16K EPROM marked "ELK 036" replacing the lower BASIC ROM.
The MEGA series was intended to be "professional" versions of the 520 and 1040 ST lines.
Platform: NEC PC-9801
Numerical keypad, with button covers on the top row to label up the users own function keys.
This Spectrum was held at the BBC White City, and was kindly donated by Andy Finney It has the serial number 036-235046 The ZX Spectrum is remembered for its rubber keyboard, small compact size and distinctive rainbow motif.
Platform: BBC Micro
This circuit board is a home brew board that allowed a BBC Master Econet to talk to a BBC Micro...
This is a portable laptop type device aimed at the younger user.
This version of the Spectrum was assembled in Portugal.
Platform: Sinclair QL
Manufactured by Ablex under licence from Sinclair Research Limited...
Platform: PC
This is an 8 bit sound card for early PC computers.
The Super Cassette Vision was the last games console released by Epoch that took individual cartridges.
This is an 8-Bit games console released by Casio late in 1983.
The Game Boy Micro is the final iteration of the famous hand held console line, it was launched in Japan and the US in September 2003, and in Europe in October.
Platform: Commodore 16 Plus 4
This was a peripheral for the 264 machines that apart from the included software had little support from other software companies.
A product of Philips ‘Kidcom’ project, the In2it is an unreleased PDA & handheld gaming device aimed at girls aged 8-12.
This was one of the models brought to market as part of the MSX Project, it has a slightly unusual design compared to other MSX machines.
So named after the processor that runs the computer the X68000 is a fairly rare computer, famed for it's excellent software library, way ahead of the competition for the time.
The Columbia 1600 VP is a rugged metal construction portable, with its main selling point at time of launch being a 9-inch green screen, larger than its rivals such as the Compaq.
Platform: Watch
The Black Watch was launched in September 1975 by Sinclair Radionics, later Sinclair Research, the company behind the ZX81 and ZX Spectrum.
Platform: Clock
This was a car clock, built around the technology of the Black Watch, it was more successful technically and commercially, as the case was far more suitable for the circuitry but today is a still a rare survival.
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This was a car clock, built around the technology of the Black Watch, it was more successful technically and commercially, as the case was far more suitable for the circuitry but today is a still a rare survival.
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The Black Watch was launched in September 1975 by Sinclair Radionics, later Sinclair Research, the company behind the ZX81 and ZX Spectrum.
The Sovereign was one of the last calculators to be released by Sinclair before the company refocused on the personal computer market.
The Sovereign was one of the last calculators to be released by Sinclair before the company refocused on the personal computer market.
The Sovereign was one of the last calculators to be released by Sinclair before the company refocused on the personal computer market.
The Sinclair Executive calculator was the world's first slimline pocket calculator.
Features: Bright red 8-digit display Fully floating decimal point or fixed point, scientific display format Reciprocal, square, square root, Pi Two levels or brackets Seven independent 3-function mem...
Platform: Apple II, Macintosh
From the back of the box. With the Apple MIDI Interface, you can easily connect your Apple IIGS or Macintosh computer to a world of electronic music. Used in conjunction with MIDI compatible softwar...
The Casio fx-82LB is a scientific calculator with 8 digits precision and algebraic logic.
The Casio fx-250D is a scientific calculator introduced in 1990.
The TI-2500 B Datamath calculator is externally identical to earlier versions apart from the lack of a combined CE/D button.
The Atari VCS (Video Computer System) is a video game console released in October 1977.
The NEC Mini 5 HA, Donated with the kind generosity of Johnny Blanchard...
