Latest Additions
This list shows the computers, calculators, game consoles and peripherals that have been added to our collection recently.
A stylish Windows 7 machine designed for school networks.
The Timex Sinclair 2068 was a computer produced by Timex Sinclair, a joint-venture between Timex Corporation and Sinclair Research.
Platform: Atari ST
The unit used to control the lasers for Jean-Michel Jarre's 1988 Destination Docklands concert in London.
Platform: PC
A webcam from some time in the year 2000, featuring a 480p colour CMOS sensor, with recording capability of 30fps at 352x288, or 15fps at 480p.
Nine items from the Chris Wilding donation that are duplicates of items in our collection.
Platform: Sinclair Black Watch
Collection of six circuit boards for the Sinclair Black Watch.
The Sinclair Scientific calculator, not to be confused with the Sinclair Cambridge Scientific calculator, was released in 1974.
The Sinclair Cambridge series of calculators was introduced in Summer 1973, and was the second calculator from Sinclair Radionics after the Executive was released in 1972.
The Sinclair Executive calculator was the world's first slimline pocket calculator.
The Sinclair Cambridge series of calculators was introduced in Summer 1973, and was the second calculator from Sinclair Radionics after the Executive was released in 1972.
The Sinclair Scientific Calculator, not to be confused with the Sinclair Cambridge Scientific calculator, was released in 1974.
Platform: Acorn A3000, A5000, A300, A400, A500
The State Machine G16 Graphic Accelerator is an updated version of the original G8 Graphics Accelerator.
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This HAL dual floppy disk drive unit is an external storage peripheral produced by HAL Computers Ltd.
Platform: Creative Zen
An MP3 player meant to compete against the Apple iPod.
Relay made by Potter & Brumfield, which was part of a LEO III computer.
Emergency stop button from a LEO III computer that allowed the user to switch off the entire LEO III if some electrical or other crisis occurred.
Platform: Disk Drive
The Vortex X-Modul came as a part of the "X-System", which consisted of a 3" floppy with an AMSDOS controller, the disk drive and the X-Modul.
The PlayStation Portal is a hand held accessory for the PlayStation 5 released in late 2023.
The OLED counterpart of the original Nintendo Switch featured a brand new dock with a wired LAN port, a new wider stand on the actual console, a larger OLED screen due to the thinner bezels, larger sp...
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The external storage unit, manufactured by Trantor Systems Ltd.
The Pilot ACE computer was one of the first computers built in the United Kingdom, running its first program on 10th May 1950.
Platform: Apple II
This expansion card for the Apple IIe adds support for 80-column text mode.
Platform: PS/2
The IBM Personal System/2 300/1200 Modem Adapter is an internal expansion card for the IBM Personal System/2 computers.
The Intel iPDS (intel Personal Development System) 100 is a portable personal development system which supported the design and development of products that incorporated Intel microprocessors or microcontrollers.
The NeXTstation was a high-end workstation computer, released by NeXT in 1990.
Platform: Apple II
The Z80 Softcard was the first piece of hardware released by Microsoft.
The Archimedes 540 (A540) was released by Acorn in 1990, and was launched as the flagship of the Archimedes range.
The StrongARM RiscPC was launched by Acorn in September 1996.
Manufacturer: Unisys Corporation Date: Early-Mid 1990s Category: Enterprise Workstation / Server The Unisys SGS 3500 was part of the series 3000 family of workstation and server systems introduced by Unisys in the early 1990s.
The SR-50 was Texas Instruments' first scientific pocket calculator with trigonometric and logarithm functions.
The Analog Student 4 is a compact educational analog computer designed to introduce students to the principles of analog computing and control systems.
This is the Technos Edition of the Super Pocket, the machine contains classic Technos games from the Arcades The Included games are: Space Invaders Bubble Bobble Operation Wolf The NewZealand Story Ra...
This is the Capcom Edition of the Super Pocket, Coloured the classic company colours of Blue and yellow, the machine contains classic Capcom games from the Arcades The Included games are: 1942 1943 19...
This is the Technos Edition of the Super Pocket, the machine contains classic Technos games from the Arcades The Included games are: Double Dragon 1 (Arcade) Double Dragon II: The Revenge (Arcade) Dou...
This is the Atari Edition of the Super pocket, coloured red and black to match the Atari logo, the machine contains classic Atari games from the 2600, Lynx, 7800 and Arcade classics The Included games...
This is a later handheld of the Evercade family, featuring the new design of the Evercade EXP, but with the Capcom games removed.
This is a home version of the Evercade, designed for TV Use, and featuring the ability to take two of the Evercade's library of games at once.
This six-function calculator also features a speech synthesis chip which allows the calculator to read out the buttons that were pressed, and the answers to equations, making it accessible to those with sight impairments.
Pac-Man 2 is a game console that allows one or two players to eat dots and chase ghosts.
The TRS-80 PC-1 is the first BASIC-programmable pocket-sized computer; it is actually the Sharp PC-1211, sold by Radio Shack in the US.
Platform: Nintendo Game Boy
A light add-on for the Game Boy that allowed users to see thescreen in poor light.
The Casio Memory B-1 is a handheld calculator manufactured by Casio Computer Company Ltd.
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Category: Assistive Technology - Braille Display The Focus44 is a refreshable Braille display developed by Freedom Scientific, a leading producer of assistive technology for visually impaired users.
Texas Instruments TI-36 is a series of scientific calculators by Texas Instruments.
The Acorn Network Computer was a network computer designed and manufactured by Acorn Computers Ltd.
This is a unique system comprising of a monitor stand with a built in projector, which displays down onto a flexible touch pad, and also houses the LCD display, it also uses a keyboard and mouse.
Also known as its codename Project Jaguar, the Hewlett-Packard 95LX (width 15.
