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An update on the Acorn RISC PC repair from our repairs volunteer John :) Derby Computer Museum We are a registered charity run exclusively by volunteers. Our mission is to preserve and maintain computing history, and to make it available for the public to enjoy, use and learn from. Find out more here:- www.derbycomputermuseum.co.uk/ Hands on retro fun Visit Derby Computer Museum to see/use/play...

With RISC-V SBCs becoming the subject of many TH-cam videos at the moment, our amazing repair manager John shows how you could run X86 applications on an Acorn RISC PC from 1996. As well as being RISC related, we're also launching this video to celebrate DOSEMBER (a celebration of all things MS-DOS, DOS and DOS gaming in December each year). Hope you enjoy the video and make sure to visit Derby...

Our repair manager volunteer John takes you through repairs he's been doing on our Acorn RISC PC. The video introduces this machine and briefly explains what he's doing to fix the four examples donated to Derby Computer Museum. Derby Computer Museum We are a registered charity run exclusively by volunteers. Our mission is to preserve and maintain computing history, and to make it available for ...

Derby Computer Museum 60 hands on machines in 6 themed rooms www.derbycomputermuseum.co.uk/ Electronics Club by John Hewes electronicsclub.info/

Rob, founder of Derby Computer Museum takes a trip to see the Lemmings bronze statues in Dundee, Scotland. These statues were created in as a dedication to the original game, which was created by DMA Design in offices just down the road which Rob shows at the end of the video.

We take a tour through the Music, portables and rare consoles room at Derby Computer Museum

Founder Rob takes us through a tour of all the PCs, games and software in the PC room at Derby Computer Museum, plus some relevant history.

Museum founder Rob gives us a tour of the "Japanese room", full of Japanese consoles; some of them even the Japanese rather than UK versions! He talks us through the early days such as the Nintendo Famicom (family computer) through to the later days of Nintendo as well as Sony and Sega systems.

Discover and PLAY British Gaming History! Rob takes you through a tour of our British Gaming History room and explains the exhibits we have.

Museum founder Rob takes us on a quick walk through of the 70s & 80s micro computers room at Derby Computer Museum and explains all the exhibits on display. He also shows the items in the glass display cabinets and our TV playing old clips from Tomorrow's World

Museum founder Rob takes you on a brief tour of the Apple room at Derby Computer Museum and talks you through the exhibits.

Heidi Booth from BBC Radio Derby came to interview Rob about Derby Computer Museum and have a guided tour. Here's the video! :)

Rachel Royce from BBC East Midlands today came in to film Rob (museum founder), Jenny (Richard's mum) and Tamzin (Richard's sister) about the lost artwork recovered from his computer and converted into modern image files. The art was created in DPaint II and saved on a floppy disc which was corrupt. To get the artwork off (once finding it) the floppy had to be restored, a serial cable made, and...

In the run up to opening Derby Computer Museum we had a chat with the lovely Simon Phipps, designer of games such as Rick Dangerous and Jet Power Jack. Still living in the Derby area his history as games designer and developer spanned Gremlin Graphics, Core Design, Eurocom and others. Links - Derby Computer Museum, www.derbycomputermuseum.co.uk/ - Simon Phipps, www.simonphipps.com - Old Derby P...