SGS NBZ80-S
The SGS NBZ80-S is also known as the “Nanocomputer Training System”. It is designed by SGS in Italy, and is a Zilog 80 development computer. The kit comes complete with …
Amstrad CPC6128
The Amstrad CPC6128 was the first PC I personally owned. As the name suggests, it has 128kBytes of RAM. It also came with a built-in 360k 3″ floppy drive, used …
Atari 520STFM
The Atari 520STFM model is almost identical to the original 520ST, but with the addition of a 720k Floppy drive and TV Modulator (F and M). The 520ST was a …
HP 5036A
The HP 5036A Microprocessor Lab is a development kit computer for the Intel 8085 CPU. Supplied in its own brief case, the computer comes with a PSU and CPU board. …
HP 2100A
The 2100A was 16-bit computer, and was the replacement for the HP 2116C in 1971. It uses the same IO cards as the 2116C, and had 14 IO channels as …
Intel MCS-8
The SIM 8-01 Development System boards were purchased by Static Devices Ltd back in 1973 and used to develop and create a computer control system called the CP-9000 by Static …
Static Devices CP-9000
The CP-9000 was a computer designed by Static Devices Ltd, Banbury back in the 70s, it was designed to control a waste coffee processing plant, a product used in the …
CTC Datapoint 2200
Designed by Computer Terminal Corporation (CTC), the Datapoint 2200 was a “Programmable Terminal”. The Model 1’s first practical installation was in April 1971, this is a Model 2 unit, first …
Digico Micro 16V
Digico was formed in 1965 by two electronic engineers who had left ICL (aka ICT). They were Keith Trickett and Avo Hiiemae. Digico was based in Letchworth until relocating to …
Texas Instruments TI-99/4A
Texas Instruments 99/4A released in June 1981 is not your typical home 8-bit computer. It is in fact the worlds first 16-bit home computer. This little computer also boasted dedicated …