Computer history museum · Cluj-Napoca

Computing history you can touch.

Vintage computers, consoles and calculators from 1972 onwards, collected, repaired and brought back to life by The X86 Generation.

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machines: 155
makers: 53
years of history: 54

The Collection

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1977 Panasonic

1977 Palladium

1977 Sonesta

1978 Magnavox

1978 France Télécom

1978 Universum

1979 I.C.E. Felix

1980 Commodore

1980 Commodore

1981 Osborne

1981 Texas Instruments

1982 Commodore

1982 Commodore

1982 Sinclair

1982 Sinclair

1983 Nintendo

1983 Olivetti

1983 Philips

1983 Texas Instruments

1984 Commodore

1984 Commodore

1984 Schneider

1984 Sinclair

1985 I.C.E. Felix

1985 Olivetti

1985 ITC Cluj

1986 Amstrad

1986 Toshiba

1986 Toshiba

1987 Amstrad

1987 Olivetti

1987 Panasonic

1987 Toshiba

1987 Toshiba

1988 Electronica

1988 Schneider

1989 Amstrad

1989 Nintendo

1990 Nintendo

1990 Toshiba

1992 Olivetti

1993 Dauphin

1993 Highscreen

1993 Olivetti

1993 Toshiba

1995 UltraPro

1995 Panasonic

1995 Siemens

1996 Fujitsu

1996 Nintendo

1996 Toshiba

1997 Panasonic

1997 Telemecanique

1997 Toshiba

1997 Toshiba

1999 Fujitsu

2001 Nintendo

2001 Noritsu

2001 Microsoft

2002 Noritsu

2005 Fujitsu

Computing history you can touch.

The Collection

HP 9810A Calculator

National Panasonic GX600 (RF-1150)

Palladium Tele-Match 4000

SONESTA TV Game (1977)

The MEDA 43 Analog/Hybrid Computer

Magnavox Odyssey²

The Minitel

Universum TV Multispiel 2006

ATARI 2600 (30 million units sold)

ATARI 800

ICE Felix M118b

Commodore PET 4008

Commodore PET 4032

Galaxy Invader 1000 by Gakken

IBM Displaywriter System

Osborne 1 -the first commercially successful portable microcomputer

Sharp PC-1500 - Japanese version (1981)

Texas Instrument TI 99/4A

Commodore 64

Commodore 64 (the highest-selling single computer model of all time)

Epson HX-20 (The granddaddy of all notebooks)

VECTREX

ZX Spectrum

ZX Spectrum (custom made)

Apple //e

Apple Lisa

Casio PB-300

Epson QX-10

Nintendo Entertainment System (NES)

Olivetti M10 by Kyocera Corporation (Japan)

Philips Portable Computer 2000C

TANDY TRS-80 Model 4P

Texas Instruments Compact Computer 40

The Compaq Plus

The Compaq Portable

Apple //c

Commodore 16

Commodore Plus/4

Sanyo MBC-775

Schneider CPC 464 and Green Monitor

Tandon PCX (TM 6004A)

The Macintosh 128K

ZX Spectrum +

I.C.E. Felix HC - 91

NEC Starlet PC8401-A-LS

Olivetti M15

PRAE-1000

Sharp PC-7000

Amstrad PC-1512 DD (Schneider-badged version)

Macintosh Plus (M0001A)

NEC MULTISPEED

The Apple IIGS

The IBM PC Convertible (model 5140)

The TOSHIBA T3100/20

TOSHIBA T3100e

Zenith ZWL-184-02 SuperSport (Very Rare)

Amstrad PPC512

FIC SportSX - just over 1000 ever made because of Copyright issues

IBM PS/2 Model 30 (8530)

IBM PS/2 model 55SX

IBM PS/2 Model 70 386 Type 8570

JUNIOR XT

Macintosh SE

Olivetti M111

Panasonic AG-500E

Sharp PC-4500 (4502)

Toshiba T1000

TOSHIBA T1200XE (first laptop with 'Resume-mode' technology)

Atari 65XE

CIP-03 Electronica

Compaq Portable III Model 2660

IBM PS/2 Modell P70 386

Schneider Euro PC

SEGA MEGA DRIVE

Tandy 1000 TL/2

Amstrad ALT-286

Compaq Portable SLT/286

Epson Equity LT