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Am I crazy for saying this is the coolest looking PC I've seen so far in 2025? Take me back t the computer lab where my only worries were how to get the Math Circus high scores.

Accessory maker Shargeek has launched a new Indiegogo campaign to fund the Retro 67, a charging brick that includes 67 watts of power, 3 USB-C ports, and is shaped like a retro Apple computer.

Gaming fans will be excited at the launch of a new retro computer from a Sinclair. However, instead of 80s tech pioneer Sir Clive, the new device is the brainchild of his nephew Grant Sinclair. He ...

The date of the next Retro Computer Festival has not yet been set, but the plan is to hold the event in the fall. (mawi) Don't miss any news – follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Mastodon.

Founded in 2003, the Club 8-Bit museum contained a collection of over 120 retro computers, many of them ZX Spectrum systems, which were popular in Ukraine and Russia during the 1980s.

Retro Games Ltd.’s THEVIC20 is due to hit store shelves October 23, 2020 with a suggested retail price of £109.99 / €119.99. No word yet on availability in the U.S.