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A detailed journey into hardware history. Featuring some of the most (and least) iconic machines of the past.

A detailed journey into hardware history. Featuring some of the most (and least) iconic machines of the past.

IBM. Big Blue. They were the ones who instigated, who created the very platform that most of the world uses…

Subscribe to Nostalgia Nerd on Youtube Sinclair ZX Spectrum is a whopping 35 years old on 23rd April 2017. That’s…

Subscribe to Nostalgia Nerd on Youtube 1989 was a time when the Amiga 500 was beginning to take off at…

Subscribe to Nostalgia Nerd on Youtube Of all the home computer stories, Amiga is probably the most interesting, diverse and…

Subscribe to Nostalgia Nerd on Youtube Dragon. A legendary creature, typically scaled or fire-spewing, with serpentine, reptilian or avian traits….

Now, I’m not one to go on about Clive Sinclair and his associated products….. alright, so maybe I am. But…

Watch the Video The Sega Mega CD, or Sega CD as it’s known in the USA was an upgrade/add-on for…

Watch the Video The Sinclair QL was seen by some as the successor to the Sinclair Spectrum, but in reality,…

Watch the Video From the BBC Micro to the Acorn Archimedes. This is a full system review of the Acorn…

The Oric-1 was an 8 bit micro from 1983 produced by Oric Products International Ltd and Tangerine Computer Systems. Released…

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Watch the Video The MSX Platform was established in 1983 in an attempt by Microsoft and ASCII corporation to try…

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