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New HCM items online! most important acquisitions:
From Detlev Ponnet some items very closly related to the history of ATARI could be acquired:
Atari Lisa: The very Lisa where large parts of Ataris GEM were developed! The machine was used at the Atari Engineering HQ!
Atati TT: The very Atari TT where parts of the Atari-Unix (ASV) were developed! The harddisk is said to contain a working copy of ASV!
Placing these machines into operation will certainly be a very interesting research project! Presumably there will be a special page for this topic.
Detlev Ponnet also added another totally unkown Blaupunkt Apple II-Prototyp to the HCM! Once again: Thanks a lot!
There are some verty interesting additions to the arabic section of the HCM. Amongst other things three totaly unkown items: al Alamiha AX-660, Fatiha 100 and a RED al Alamiha AX-230!
Stefan Schulz donated an nice expanded Amiga 3000 - a very early machine with serial number 213! Also to him: Thanks a lot!
Updated Trade-List [here], items removed from Want-List [here].
HAPPY BIRTHDAY HCM! The HomeComputer-Museum is now 10 years old!
Major 10th-Birthday-Update:
The HCM was able to aquire a large part of Dimitri Kokken's collection. This great fellow unfortunatly stopped collecting and so quite a lot of east-european and japanese computers could be added to the HCM collection.