Binary Dinosaurs - Home Computing History

Welcome to Binary Dinosaurs, the online display of a real collection of over 400 computers that begins at the Magnavox Odyssey from 1972, travels through the 'pong wars' of the 1970s, visits the explosion of diversity and excellence that created the home computer market of the early 80's and ends when things started getting boring (for me) in about 1997 with the Apple Mac G3, a machine still in use today.

Head up to the Control Panel to find yer way round the site and enjoy your visit!

Yay! Thanks to Alan Hanks and his daughter Vikki I'm now home to an Osborne Executive, pix soon.

Thanks both!

A most appreciated donation to add now, thanks to an excellent bloke called Paul Smith I'm now the proud owner of a Science of Cambridge MK14, the first machine Clive Sinclair and Hermann Hauser put out before they parted ways. Pictures soon, many thanks Paul :oD

Lots of updates to the Enterprise pages with a lot of info on the Hungarian scene post-Enterprise in 1986 and onwards!

I've finally fixed the mail page several months after moving webservers. I wonder what else has let the magic smoke out....