Behold, the only known working Aesthedes in the world. CAD/CAM system from 1985 from the Netherlands. Worked on it for nearly a year to get it to this state.2yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
One of our projects to restore, an Aesthedes2 from NL from 1985. It has 4 Motorola 68020 CPU and weighs 220KG! Our plan: make it run again!4yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Prototype Dutch computer (Holborn 6500) stolen from a barn in Belgium before it was picked up by the HomeComputerMuseum. A collector died and wanted his collection in a real museum, which we were willing to do. This was one of the top pieces. 2 were known to exist, this is the third and it's gone.1yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/vintagecomputing
Just felt like creating a new Basic for my Altair 8800. Glad we have this setup in the museum!2yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
This is one of the items of the HomeComputerMuseum, a Compudata / Exidy Sorcerer II with S100-bus (not pictured, the original 5,25 hard sectored disk drive). We have around 200 computers set-up hands-on and working in a similar setting (matching the year of the computer).4yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Thought you might like my home battle station. A beefed up Amiga 600 with Furia 020 running at 33MHz, connected to my Aristona amp which in turn are connected to my Philip's 22AH586 speakers (motional feedback) from late 70s :D5yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
So you like the setups at the HomeComputerMuseum? Here's our Commodore 64 setup!4yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Amstrad/Schneider PC1512D, the first cheap IBM PC clone from 1986!5yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
Here's something you don't see every day, an Apple Twentieth Anniversary Macintosh. Only 12.000 are produced of this $8000 machine from 1997. We have it now up and running in the HomeComputerMuseum, even the Bose soundsystem sounds amazing!4yr ⋅ whizzi ⋅ r/retrobattlestations
