This is a private collection of old computers, video game consoles, retro gadgets, and many other vintage electronics. All the items from my collection are carefully repaired and restored and are fully operational.

Did you know?

The museum’s retro gaming events are popular among gamers, technology enthusiasts, and families, and they serve as a fun and engaging way to educate people about the history of computing and gaming. The events typically include a variety of games from different eras and platforms, as well as demonstrations and talks on the technology behind them.
In addition, the retro gaming events organized by our museum provide an enjoyable and educational experience for visitors of all ages, further demonstrating the significance and impact of computing and technology on our society.

Our goal

Our long term goal is to become a valuable resource for technology enthusiasts, researchers, and the general public, and our dedication to preserve and showcase vintage computing equipment and related materials. We hope to greatly contribute to the understanding and appreciation of this important aspect of technological heritage.

The Macintosh 128K

Year: 1984 Initial Price: $2,495, $6,250 in 2020   The Macintosh 128K, originally released as…

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I.C.E. Felix HC – 91

Year: 1985-1994 Initial Price: ?

    The HC stands for Home Computer and…
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SEGA MEGA DRIVE

YEAR: 1988 Initial Price: $199 The SEGA MEGA DRIVE  is a 16-bit home video game console developed…

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Dauphin DTR-1

Year: May 1993 Initial Price: $2,495 $, $4,351 in 2018 “… the world’s smallest Windows-based,…

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The Apple IIGS

YEAR: 1986 INITIAL PRICE: $999, $2,372 in 2020 The Apple IIGS (styled as IIgs) is…

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Hands-on demonstrations of HISTORIC COMPUTING and RETRO GAMING are the heart of the X86 Generation`s events.

RETRO GAMING & LAN PARTY EVENT – check more events here
RETRO GAMING & LAN PARTY EVENT – check more events here
Vintage Computer Exhibition (TechFest Cluj-Napoca)
Sharp PC-7000 overview, disassembly and repairs

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