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The 1970s and 1980s were an exciting time for computers. There were a huge number of manufacturers, many bringing out a new machine every year or so. Over the years, I have built up a reasonable collection of computers and magazines from the dawn of the personal computing era.

Articles in category "Museum"

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. ...and Microsoft Opens Windows - December 1983 A Acorn BBC Model A Acorn Electron Amstrad CPC-464 Amstrad CPC-6128 Amstrad CPC-664 Amstrad PC1512/PC1640 Amstrad PCW8256/PCW8512 Amstrad PDA-600 Amstrad PPC-640 Atari 130XE Atari 520ST Atari 520STE Atari 520STFM Atari 600XL Atari Slugs it out with Commodore - October 1984 C Casio fx7000G

C cont. Commodore 128 Commodore 620 Commodore Amiga A500 Commodore Amiga A600 Commodore C16 Commodore C64 Commodore PET 2001 Commodore Plus 4 Compunet Users are Liable - October 1984 Computer Magazine Articles Computers D Dragon 32 E EPE Microlab G Grundy Newbrain I ICL One Per Desk (OPD) If Your Name is MUD, it's for You - August 1985 J JVC HC5 - MSX M Microsoft Mouse Loose for IBM PC - May 1983

M cont. Microwriter Agenda Museum Introduction O Osborne 1 R Rockwell AIM 65 S Sharp PC-1261 Sinclair QL Sinclair Scientific Programable Calculator Sinclair Spectrum 48 Sinclair ZX-81 T Tall Trees Pack Memory into PC Trunk - January 1984 Tandy TRS-80 - PC1 Tandy TRS-80 Model I Tangerine Microtan 65 Tatung Einstein Texas Instruments TI99/4A Y Yamaha CX5-M - MSX