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.
YEAR: 1986 INITIAL RETAIL: £499, £1,188 in 2019 The Amstrad PC1512 was Amstrad’s mostly IBM PC-compatible computer system, first manufactured in 1986. It…
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