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 …
Cambridge Computer Z88
The Cambridge Computer Z88 is an early tablet style portable computer. It uses a low-power CMOS version of the Zilog 80 CPU. Cambridge Computer was another company owned by Clive …
Bytronic Becca+
The Bytronics Becca+ computer is in fact a Multitech MPF-IP CPU Board with a user interface and prototyping board attached. This essentially makes the system a Zilog 80 Evaluation computer. …
Sinclair ZX Spectrum+
The Sinclair ZX Spectrum+ computer was as you would expect, the next model on from the ZX Spectrum. It was released in October 1984. Boasting a much improved keyboard (lets …
HP 120
The HP 120 is the 2nd computer made in the Series 100 range. It has a small 9 inch display. Its alternative model number is 45600A. I am lead to …
Cromemco System Three
The Cromemco System Three aka CS-3A was a high-end PC in the day, sometimes referred to as the “3rd” design, but also has a fererence to “Micro Bee 2” – …
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 …
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 …