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23/07/2026
Some great progress on our FPGA Handheld development...
16/07/2026

Some great progress on our FPGA Handheld development...

🛠 Check out PCBWay at https://pcbway.com for all your PCB needs! 🛠...

Richard's at it again...
06/07/2026

Richard's at it again...

New Video: https://youtu.be/d_gRYaEoDg8
He-Man never got an arcade cabinet, so we built the machine we'd have loved to see in an arcade in 1983!

A little slab of Intel
17/06/2026

A little slab of Intel

As soundtracks go this is a belter.
15/06/2026

As soundtracks go this is a belter.

So looking forward to this...
09/06/2026

So looking forward to this...

Event: https://www.retrocollective.co.uk/view-event.php?id=595

It's a privilege to announce that our next guest speaker is Hermann Hauser on Sunday 5th July.

Hermann Hauser’s influence on the computer industry lies not only in the companies he helped create, but in his ability to recognise brilliant technical ideas and turn them into world-changing businesses. As co-founder of Acorn Computers, he helped build the environment in which the BBC Micro could be developed at extraordinary speed, bringing together engineers such as Sophie Wilson and Steve Furber and giving them the backing to create a machine that transformed computer education in Britain.

His role was equally important in the story of ARM as he saw the potential in Acorn’s processor work and helped guide it from an internal engineering solution into a technology that would eventually power billions of devices around the world. Beyond Acorn, he became one of the key figures behind Cambridge’s growth as a technology centre, founding and backing companies, investing in new ideas, and helping turn the “Silicon Fen” into one of the most important computing clusters in Europe.

Hermann has many stories to share and we can't wait for you to meet him at The Retro Collective.

08/06/2026

Who remembers this little guy?

Look at that beautiful 20mb MFM hard disk from 1986. 3.5” drive for scale!
03/06/2026

Look at that beautiful 20mb MFM hard disk from 1986. 3.5” drive for scale!

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