Latest Additions
This list shows the computers, calculators, game consoles and peripherals that have been added to our collection recently.
The Enterprise is a Zilog Z80 based computer, announced in 1983, but not commercially available until 1985, due to a series of delays.
A portable laptop with 16K RAM and an MC68B09 CPU.
A commercial 64K computer running Enterprise OS.
Platform: PC
A tape backup unit which supported QIC cartridges, cassettes and DATs.
Platform: PC
The B250 Mining Expert is a motherboard released by ASUS in 2017 in October.
Platform: Optical Reader
The CAT Optical Reader, produced by GotCAT, is a handheld pen-style OCR (Optical Character Recognition) scanner designed to digitize printed txt.
Platform: Console
The Playstation PS3 Move controller detected motions and vibrated to make the game the user was playing feel "life-like" It was sold for the PS3 in 2010 and was later made compatible for the PS4, Playstation VR and the PS5.
No information found on the machine, if anyone has any please contact us.
A small little notebook, it may be a re badged mixdorf machine If anyone has any details about this machine please let us know.
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MITSUMI Keyboard Unit (with Vari-Tech Inclusive Technology) The Inclusive Vari-Tech Keyboard is a highly accessible input device designed for users with visual or motor impairments.
A circuit board used as an adjustable delay for aligning tracks from the Ampex tape system attached to a LEO IIIs.
The Toby Churchill SL4a, the first Lightwriter produced, was an assistive device that allows people without the power of speech to communicate with other people.
The PXA27x family (code-named Bulverde) consists of the PXA270 and PXA271-PXA272 processors.
Viewscan Text System (1983) - the world's first portable, large print, word processing system.
The Slimnote 486DX2 is a 486DX2-based laptop released roughly from 1992 onwards as an upgraded version of the Slimnote 486 by adding a colour display.
The Osborne Executive is the much improved model of the Osborne 1 Portable, it has a 7 inch amber phosphor screen, and half height 5.
Nascom board manufactured by Costgold Research.
Ever since Casio introduced personal sized products with the Casio Mini, the company has quickly followed up with ever-smaller versions, from “handy,” to “pocket,” to “ca...
Platform: Apple II
Ever since Casio introduced personal sized products with the Casio Mini, the company has quickly followed up with ever-smaller versions, from “handy,” to “pocket,” to “ca.
Platform: Acorn Archimedes
Now known as Traxsys, Penny & Giles manufactured thisTrackball as a solution for users who may have difficulties with a conventional mouse.
Platform: Apple Macintosh II
The Texas Instruments Micro Explorer system.
Battery operated game, that would plug directly into the TV via Composite The Included games were: Fairy Oddparents: Channel Chasers SpongeBob SquarePants: Delivery Service Rocket Power: Downhill Skat...
Tadpole had been producing a line of Unix based machines, costing around $6,000 to $12,000.
Platform: LEO II
A boxed Ampex Magnetic Tape reel possibley from the Leo II...
Delay-line memory is a form of data storage used in the earliest computers such as Leo this is now reappearing in forms of optical delay lines.
The Telesensory Navigator 80 is a refreshable Braille display designed to provide visually impaired users with seamless access to digital content.
Platform: IBM PC
The BT Voyager 2000 is an ADSL modem with built-in NAT router and 802.
The Mitsubishi Maxy DT2 is a compact desktop computer that was part of Mitsibushi's line of business-oriented machines.
Platform: Commodore Amiga
The Amiga Datel MidiMaster is a peripheral that connects to the Amiga's serial port.
Platform: Xbox 360
Headset included with the purchase of an Xbox 360.
This was the first attempt at taking the BBC Micro into India.
Platform: Nintendo Wii
Controller that can be plugged into the bottom of a Wii remote to allow certain games to be played with a more standard control scheme.
Platform: Sony Playstation 2
Cable that allows controllers to be plugged into a Playstation or Playstation 2 from greater distances than usual.
The Macintosh Portable was Apple Computer's first attempt at making a portable Macintosh personal computer that held the power of a desktop Macintosh.
The Trantam 8080A-based system refers to a computer system built around the Intel 8080A microprocessor, which was introduced in the early 1970s.
Platform: 5210
The Cipher 5210 Tape Drive is an external data storage device used primarily for backing up and archiving data.
Platform: Atari Portfolio
A drive for connecting PC Cards to the Atari Portfolio.
The Texas Instrument TI-99/4 was the world's first 16-bit home computer.
The Libretto 50CT is a subnotebook computer designed and produced by Toshiba.
Platform: Worm Disk
It is usually referred to as a 'worm disk' which stands for 'write once, read many'.
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Welcome to a new level of immersion into computer game play.
Platform: PC
Vintage soviet union mouse, typical PC 2 button mouse, clearly modeled on the IBM original.
The Canon Cat v777 Work Processor is a unique, early personal computer that was released in 1987.
The Apple MacBook Air 13-inch is a sleek and lightweight ultrabook introduced by Apple in July 2011.
Fire 7 Kids edition Tablet includes a Kid-Proof Case device for children.
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Green background used because the mouse disappeared into a white background...
A 1996 Japanese game / music player, that downloaded software over a phone-line.
