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Category
Collection
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Place of origin
Date

Claudivs Converse electronic voice unit, 1985

1985

Binatone TV Master MK6 Computer Game

1983

Aircraft bomb-aiming mechanical computer

1940-1945

Automatic Computing Engine (ACE) pilot model, 1949

1949

Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh computer consisting of speaker

1997

Hand-Held Computer Game

1995

Pressure-height computer MkII

Example, of Wind Surface pressure computer Mk1.

Example, of Wind Surface pressure computer Mk1.

Example, of Wind Surface pressure computer Mk1.

Grandstand TV Game

1975

Celestial navigation computer

Pitch computer

1965

Interceptor computer 6a/238

Dynalogic Hyperion Computer

1982

Osborne Executive

1982

Keyboard for Acorn A5000 computer, 1992

Acorn A5000 computer, 1991

Dalton Dead Reckoning Computer

1930-1950

Auto-Rudder Computer for Concorde

Cristalonic Solar quartz time computer

Components from ICL mainframe computers, S3L ‘Estriel’ and SX ‘Essex’.

1980-1990

'Biomac 500' medical averaging computer, 1965-1970

1965-1970

Atari ST 1040 Computer

1986

Portable Microcomputer

1980-1982

Amstrad CPC 464 (Keyboard Computer)

1984

Osborne 1 Portable Microcomputer

1981

EZ keys family/voice, for communications

Ferranti PPC20 Computer

1983

Raspberry Pi Zero computer given away with MagPi magazine

2015

Cybiko 'Classic' hand-held computer with batteries

2000

Texas Instruments TI 66 programmable computer

1982

portable computer model M15

1986

Computer / Communication system for wheelchair

2006-2010

Proprietary lock for Words+ communications equipment

Amiga 600 computer, 1992

Acorn A3000 computer, 1989

Personal Computer, Heathkit model 88, D.I.Y Kit

1977

Air Data Computer

1965

Azimuth computer

1965

Dalton D.R. Computer

Elliott G-PAC analogue computer

1957

Raspberry Pi computer

2012

Example, of Wind Surface pressure computer Mk1.

Computer / Communication system for wheelchair

Commodore Vic 20 Computer

1980

Acorn Electron Computer with Games and Accessories

1984

Desktop computer from Stephen Hawking's office

Mechanical dead reckoning computer

Computer Dead Reckoning MK4A (E6B flight computer)

1939-1945