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Historic Home computersin the International Vintage Electronics Museum, Hove, UK |
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Historic Home computersin the International Vintage Electronics Museum, Hove, UK |
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ACORN Atom ACORN Electron AMSTRAD CPC 6128 APPLE II+ (autographed by WOZ !) APPLE IIe APPLE IIe clone (chinese) APPLE IIc APPLE II GS APPLE III APPLE Lisa APPLE Macintosh 128 APPLE Macintosh 512K APPLE Macintosh Plus APPLE Macintosh SE30 APPLE Macintosh Classic II APPLE Macintosh II APPLE Macintosh LC APPLE Macintosh color classic APPLE Macintosh LC II APPLE Macintosh Centris APPLE Macintosh Quadra APPLE Macintosh Portable APPLE Powerbook 100 APPLE Powerbook G3 APPLE Powerbook G4 APPLE Macintosh DUO 230 APPLE 20th anniversary Macintosh APPLE original iBook APPLE original iMac (bondi blue) APPLE PowerMac G3 APPLE PowerMac G4 APPLE PowerMac G5 APPLE iMac G4 APPLE iMac G5 APPLE Mac MINI APPLE Newton (all models) APPLE original Lasewriter APPLE original scanner APPLE PIPPIN game machine APPLE Quicktake cameras (all models) APPLE iPod (all models) APPLE original iBook APPLE iBook G4 APPLE MacBook APPLE Airport base stations (all models) APPLE iPhone 3G APPLE iPhone 3GS APPLE iPod Touch + APPLE leaflets, books, catalogues, software, Visicalc, buttons, posters, pens, bags, hats, shirts and other memorabiliaCPC464 ATARI 400 ATARI 800 ATARI 800XL ATARI 65XE ATARI 520ST BBC B BBC Master DRAGON 32 DRAGON 64 CAMBRIDGE COMPUTERS Z88 CAMPUTERS Lynx CGL M5 COMMODORE Pet COMMODORE 3016 series COMMODORE Vic 20 COMMODORE 16 COMMODORE 64 COMMODORE New 64 COMMODORE 128 COMMODORE Plus4 COMMODORE SX-64 luggable version of the C64 COMMODORE Amiga A600HD EACA Color Genie EPSON HX-20 (first laptop) GRUNDY Newbrain GRUNDY Newbrain with display HUSKY Hunter IBM 5150 IBM XT IBM AT JUPITER Ace (ZX-81 competitor, forth language) JUPITER Ace 4000 MATTEL Aquarius MEMOTECH MTX 512 MERLIN Tonto MULTITECH Micro Professor NASCOM II ORIC - 1 ORIC Atmos OSBORNE OCC1 (first luggable computer) PHILIPS Videopack G7000 PSION Organizer I (one line display) PSION Organizer II (two lines display) PSION Organizer IIIa RETRO GRAPHICS ? ROCKWELL KIM 65 SAM Coupe (256K) SANYO MBC-1000A (MSX) SCIENCE OF CAMBRIDGE MK 14 SCIENCE OF CAMBRIDGE ZX80 SHARP MZ-700 SHARP MZ-870A SINCLAIR ZX-81 SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum 16K (very early example = completely different fron the following one) SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum 16K SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum 48K SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum + SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum+ 128K SINCLAIR QL SINCLAIR (Amstrad) ZX Spectrum +2 SINCLAIR (Amstrad) ZX Specrum +2A SINCLAIR (Amstrad) ZX Spectrum +3 SINCLAIR (Amstrad) ZX Spectrum +3A SINCLAIR (Amstrad) PC200 SYNERTECH SYM-1 SONY HB-75B (MSX) SORD CGL M5 TANDY-RADIO SHACK TRS 80 TANDY-RADIO SHACK TRS 80 mark III TANDY-RADIO SHACK 100 (early laptop) TANDY-RADIO SHACK TRS-80 pocket computer TATUNG Einstein TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TM-990/189 TEXAS INSTRUMENTS TI-99/4A TIMEX-SINCLAIR T/S-1000 (similar to the ZX-81 but with 2K!) TIMEX-SINCLAIR T/S 1500 (an expanded ZX-81 in a Spectrum case) TIMEX-SINCLAIR ZX Spectrum 2048 (imagine a 48 Spectrum with on/off switch, a status light, Kempston interface
for joystick, videocomposite exit for monitor, "proper" hard keys on keyboard, "proper" long space bar) made in Portugal. TIMEX SINCLAIR Spectrum T/S-2068 (an expanded Spectrum with cartridge slot) TOSHIBA MSX TOSHIBA T100SE VIDEO GENIE System EG3003
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