Retro Computers
September 14, 2019
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The final iteration of the Macintosh SE/30 , this one is a plain SE which have been upgraded.
Atari 520 was a somehow better alternative to the Amiga 500, but the Amiga won out because of popularity. Atari 520 and 1040’s was used
This is the flagship of my Commodore PC Collection, it’s an 286’er with 1 Megabyte of memory, and both 3 1/2″, 5 1/4″ and a
This IBM Compatible Commodore PC has a 20 Megabytes harddrive and a 360KB Floppy drive.
One of Commodore’s first IBM Compatible computers, this one features 512Kilobytes of memory, and a 5 1/4″ Floppydrive for storage.
Released in 1986, almost fully backwards compatible with the famous Atari 2600, and brought in some significant improvement over its predecessors.
A IBM PC Compatible palmtop PC released by Atari in 1989, effectively the worlds first palmtop computer.
Is a Danish/British made Z80 system, the cabinets are made with 2mm thick sheet-metale and weighs a ton each. But im really excited about them,
This machine was based on the low-budget Commodore 16 and 116 models, it had an built in office suite with Word Processing, Spreadsheet, Database and