About me
Hello and thank you for visiting retrocomputers.eu!
My name is Andy and i’m a collector of vintage and retro computers. I live near Peterborough, England. I have a mixture of systems in my collection from many manufactures including Amstrad, Acorn, Commodore, Sega, Research Machines, Nintendo, and Tatung. My first ever computer I had access to at home was a Commodore VIC-20, then a Amstrad CPC6128 then onto PCs and Apple Macintosh. I have been ‘retro computing’ for about 3 years now.
The first computer I used at school was a BBC Model B – a proper vintage computer. When I moved up into secondary school, we used RM Nimbus PC-186. (Not so cool machines! Well, apart from some games like Trains)
I am also the volenteer co-ordinator for the “The Centre for Computing History” which is a computing museum based near Cambridge. I was at VCF 2010 at Bletchley Park last year, and many smaller events in 2011. You can read more about the museum on their website http://www.computinghistory.org.uk/ .
If you would like to donate a machine to me or to the museum in Haverhill, do feel free to contact me. You can contact me either on Twitter or via my email address. Whatever you do, don’t take them to the tip or your local recycling centre – they will just crush them up and use the metal! (And that would be a real shame!!!)

Hi Andy,
Thanks for stopping by. I like your blog. My first computer was a Texas Instruments TI994A. I wish I still had it – not necessarily for use, just for nostalgia.