Commodore/Amiga at the HomeComputerMuseum

[RobertB]

I recently revisited the HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond, the Netherlands, and found the Commodore and Amiga treasures better organized and better displayed than ever before! At the following links, you can find my photos taken at the museum.

Google puts a limit on how many photos you can display per posting, so my pics are divided into 7 parts.

HomeComputerMuseum in Helmond, the Netherlands - part 1

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 2

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 3

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 4

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 5

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 6

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HomeComputerMuseum, part 7

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Truly,
Robert Bernardo
Fresno Commodore User Group -
http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm
Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network -
http://www.portcommodore.com/sccan

 

[johnx993]

That's a lot of joysticks!

By 'Home Computer' I take it they mean the post-1977 'appliance computers'.
No chance of an Altair hiding in there, huh?

 

[bsd64]

That's a great collection! Thanks for sharing the pictures of the museum. There were a few Commodores in there I hadn't seen before. My favorite has to be the epic vic-20 setup. Pretty nice.

I appreciate when these museums not only have the computers operational - but also stage them in period accurate setups. The c-64 looked just like my old desk - but I'd add a second 1541 drive; you have to have that second drive...