Historical Artefacts
November 20, 2010
In this morning’s assembly Mr Gillam showed us the 5 objects that have been selected to be uploaded to the BBC’s Historical Artefacts project. He also invited teachers to talk about any items of historical interest they may have at home. I brought in my original Nintendo GameBoy that I received for Christmas in 1989.
It would be fascinating to find out if your parents have any old computer equipment hidden away at home.
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This picture of a 1996 Apple laptop was sent to me via Twitter from a teacher in New Zealand.
Here is an old joystick from 1999 used to control games.
This is the Atari 2600 Games Console. This machine was released way back in 1977.
This game was also released in 1977 by MB Games.
This is the Sony Aibo robotic dog which you could programme from your computer. Sony stopped producing it in 2006.
This is the Commodore VIC-20 – a home PC first released in 1980
This is a slideshow of images sent to me via Twitter that were taken at the National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park.
The first ever computer we had at home was a Commodore 16.
Mr Leach
After the Commodore 16 we moved onto the Atari ST 520