I have a dream........

Sunday night and on the deck, it's: Tears For Fears - Songs From The Big Chair ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Does anyone love trackballs as much as I love trackballs? 🖲️Trackball Gang 🖲️

OG Crystal Xbox 😍

Sun Microsystems, Inc. (1982 to 2010)

IBM ThinkPad 390E + IBM OS/2 Warp 4

Acer AnyWare 1100LX Portable PC [1990]

That moment when you switch off the downstairs light before bed… and instantly regret glancing back into the darkness as you head upstairs.

Seagate ST11200N 1,050MB 3.5"/HH SCSI2 Hard Drive (1993) In 1993 it would have cost you $1,400 (about $3,140 in 2026's money).

FLASHBACK 👁️👁️

Happy Friday folks, and relax......... 🎵🎶🎶🎶🎶

Commodore 😍

Compaq Portable SLT/286

My not so little weirdo 😻

IBM Personal System/2 Model 30 (1987 - 8086)

OG Speak and Spell I picked up to £2 arrived, either a '78 or '80 - not quite sure, but it works!

Olivetti 😍

Close Encounters of the Resin Kind 👾

Some days, are just random Pentium III days, for no apparent reason at all, apart from that it cheers me up! 😊

Spotted: C64 in the background of a Flight of the Conchords episode, no context or reason, but I like it!

Random Sunday purchase, I mean, for £2 I couldn't turn this down!

Having a chilled Saturday night, listening to some quality music with my Boys 🎵🎶

Sinclair Spectrum +2A (Amstrad) (1987) Untested, Dirty & smashed in the post, but that's my kind of challenge, especially on my current 8-bit kick at the moment ❌Case is broken ❌Tape belt stretched 🤷‍♂️No idea if it works ❌No PSU ❌No Video Cable ❌No Joystick LET'S 🫧🪛 IT!🧵👇

The Olivetti Prodest PC1, an NEC V40 powered computer from 1987 (a bit of an unusual one, the V40 is basically a faster, more capable “super 80188”, that can also run some 286 software).

I'm currently rewatching all of the original GamesMaster series, what an awesome 90's TV show!

Fujitsu LifeBook T4215 Tablet PC from 2006

Twinhead Superlap 386SX from 1990

Compaq Armada 7710MT from 1997

Two very different 386SX-16 'laptops', both from 1990. Left: A Taiwanese Acer Anyware 1100LX Right: Japanese Epson PC-386 Note A

Windows 11 Users, be like: "Look at my modern desktop!"

Another Retro Revival is coming soon....... Sinclair (Amstrad) ZX Spectrum +2A (Still waiting on the DRAM for my VIC-20 repair and I hate waiting for stuff)

Toshiba HX-10 has one of the best keyboards I've ever used on an 8-bit computer, absolutely incredible to type on! ⌨️ Alps SKFL low profile linear switch ⌨️

Toshiba HX-10 MSX - Knightmare (1986)

One of my all time favourite Windows 9x games: Settlers III (1998)

Tomb Raider 1, 2, 3 & 4 [PC] > How is Tomb Raider nearly 30 years old!? 😲 <

Toshiba Pasopia IQ HX-10 MSX (1984) I got this for £20 (as untested), when I first got it I was happy it booted to basic, but that was the only thing it did. 'LIST' makes it reboot 10 PRINT "Hello World" RUN gives me a syntax error. LET'S FIX IT! 🪛 🧵

Toshiba Satellite 300CDT (1998) running Redhat Linux 5.0

Toshiba Pasopia IQ HX-10 MSX (1984)

Apple Power Macintosh G4 400 (AGP) [1999]

On August 15, 1998, Apple introduced its brightly colored iMac G3. Yum.

IBM PC-DOS 5.0 (1991), minty fresh and still sealed after 35 years.

I'm selling a car and I was quoted £500 by Land Rover for replacing a door lock. I decided to have a go myself, I've not done work like this on a car before. It wasn't easy, as I had to re align the door, but happy to say that I did it and it and it only cost me £25! 👍 Happy 😊

Penny & Giles quadrature mouse from 1984. I found this in a job lot, I've not found the computer it was for, I suspect it's military, amazingly solid engineering, brass and steel. It is however pin compatible with NEC PC-98. Oh, it's absolutely beautiful 😍

Mouse Systems Corporation: M-1 Mouse (OEM version: Sun Type 4) One of the two first optical mice, released in 1982, the original price was (USD): $295, equivalent to $1,000 today.

Happy Friday folks, how's your day been, mine - not so great 😿

IBM DOS 4.0 (1988), still as fresh as the day it was made, 38 years ago!

Retro computing for me isn't just about the hardware; it's about feelings and nostalgia. Reliving moments in history, like when you play a beloved game from your childhood and happy memories flood back. That's what motivates me most, thanks to everyone that shares this with me 🙏

Beneath a Steel Sky by Revolution Software (1994) for Commodore Amiga. On 15x Floppy Disks! 💾

Olivetti Prodest PC1 - Good news: cleaned up and refurbished the 'A' drive and it's now working (the head screw was gummed up and sticking) Bad news: 'B' drive is also faulty, I've tried to get it going but it's not having it.

Microsoft MS-DOS 3.3, still sealed since 1987, 39 years of crispy freshness! 😍