Psion Organiser II
Psion produced a large range of hand-held micro computers designed for use in commercial and industrial applications, such as stock taking etc. The Organiser II, introduced in 1986, was designed …
Dragon 32
The Dragon 32 is the UK’s equivalent of the TRS-80 Color Computer. Built by Dragon Data Ltd in Port Tolbot, Wales, the computer first built in August 1982. The Motorola …
Oric-1
The Oric-1 was designed by the Tangerine Computer Systems under a new company name of Oric Products International Ltd. It is a simple 8-Bit computer, and is the predecessor to …
Oric Atmos
The Oric Atmos was designed by the Tangerine Computer Systems under a new company name of Oric Products International Ltd. It is a simple 8-Bit computer, and is the successor …
Multitech MPF-IP
The MPF-IP (MPF-1P, MPF-I+ or MPF-I Plus) is built by Multitech. It is the upgraded version of the MPF-I. It has a larger display, having a 20-character 16-segment font vacuum …
Multitech MPF-I
The MPF-I computer was sold as a trainer computer, aimed at teaching the user how to program using machine code and assembly. It consists of a Zilog 80 CPU and …
Celestix Aries
The Celestix Aries was marketed as the smallest Server/Internet Appliance commercially available. Sold back in 2001, the micro-server was aimed at being a low-cost web/email server, capable of around 50 …
Atlas
No, we don’t really have an Atlas computer. We do however have one of the last print-outs the Atlas computer at Manchester University ever did. This print-out was one of …
Nascom-1
The Nascom-1 is a single-board computer kit, introduced in December 1977 and discontinued in 1979 when it was replaced with the Nascom-2. The Nascom was designed in the UK by …
Elektor Junior
The Elektor Junior is a small educational system with built-in LED display to show the memory contents. Designed and developed by Loys Nachtmann in 1980. It is almost an exact …