A reminder that our upcoming Bring 'n' Byte sale is less than 2 weeks away 💻♻️ The best place to buy and exchange your retro tech!
📆 Sunday 19th April, 10 am - 5 pm
🎟️ Buy your tickets on the door, all tickets include all-day entry to our museum
📦 Bring carrier bags/boxes for the treasures you find!
This Thursday join us on an egg-tastic workshop - Crack the Code!
Become a spy and help us 'crack' some secret messages 🕵️♂️
🎟️ Book now - tinyurl.com/4n9rvcxf
🕚 Thursday 9th April, 11am - 12pm
Learn how to use a cipher to 'break' secret messages and reveal the location of hidden eggs 🐣
We hope you’ve all had a lovely Easter bank holiday!
Doomguy got into the Easter spirit this weekend 🐰
It was a fantastic event - and thanks to @computinghistory.org.uk for making us so welcome!
Some more shots from our Dragon weekend! 😍
Here Be Dragons! 🐲
An amazing weekend with our Dragon community, great to see you all!
We brought the Welsh spirit 🏴 with Dragon 32/64s, classic & new games, a pre production prototype, a Positron 9000, even a Dragon on a DSi!?
Huge thanks to all exhibitors & Tony @heredragons.be 🙌
Stuck on what to do this Easter break? 🐇
Hop on over to our museum for some Easter family fun! 🐣
From Easter Egg Hunts, a Game On Guided Tour, and an opportunity to meet David Gilday as he shares his passion for Rubik's Cube puzzles!
Find out more 👇
www.computinghistory.org.uk/pages/30677/...
“Say Dragons!”
Thank you so much to all our exhibitors! We have loved having you back here at CCH. Here’s to another great day tomorrow 👏🏼🐉😆
The Dragons are coming…🐉
Day one of our Dragon Meetup is fully underway and it’s buzzing!
If you’re around this weekend pop in and say hi!
A desk containing a huge Positron 9000, an HP1660A logic analyser and a DataPulse ‘Exchequer’ which is also Positron powered.
All set up at @computinghistory.org.uk, ‘live’ debugging of the Positron 9000.
That top right picture is *mumbles* years old and I didn't have a grey beard then. Now I do so come see that AND both Positron 9000-based monsters. I'm also bringing my HP1660A logic analyser so I can probe the depths of one or possibly both of them over the course of the weekend 😁
How did you guess?!
IT LIVES! The three-headed Dragon is alive! Yes, this Dragon has three independently controllable displays - 80 columns via the DragonPlus board, a Yamaha V9958 via the Supersprite board and the Dragon's original display. Come see the beast this weekend! www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/76704/Dr...
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A display showing the stories of a variety of people involved with the tech industry in Cambridge
I'm at @computinghistory.org.uk for The Untold History of the Cambridge Phenomenon. If you have worked in tech in Cambridge over the last 50 years come along and share your stories.
Thank you, but not quite, it needs to be more like gravel!
‼️ HELP NEEDED ‼️
hi everyone, we are in need of some Grade 1 Hardcore so we can bed down our fire escape to make it safer and more accessible!
If you or anyone you know can help with this please get in touch.
Thank you!! 🙏
ON TOMORROW!
💻Come and explore the legacy of the Cambridge tech boom at the Centre for Computing History.
🌍 The Untold History of the Cambridge Phenomenon
📆 Sunday 22nd March, 10am - 5pm
🎟 FREE entry
👇 For more information and tickets www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/76359/Th...
Our new display showcasing the BBC Micro in India, featuring the Hope Dolphin and the SCL Unicorn! 🙌🏼
Read all about them and their stories here at CCH - bio.site/computinghis...
Hop over to our museum this Easter holiday to get involved with some fun workshops and activities! 🐰
🕙 The museum will be open every day during the Easter break (28 March – 12 April), from 10am to 5pm.
Book your tickets now - www.computinghistory.org.uk/pages/30677/...
Make sure you don't miss the first Bring 'n' Byte of the year!
📆 Sunday 19th April 2026
⏰ Traders can set up from 9am, open to the public from 10am.
📩 Contact activities@computinghistory.org.uk if you wish to book a table and sell.
All info here - www.computinghistory.org.uk/.../Bring-n-...
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of Professor Sir Tony Hoare. Known for the Quicksort algorithm and major contributions to programming languages, his legacy continues to shape computing.
Our thoughts are with his family and friends.
Image: Rama, Wikimedia Commons.
Come and see this lovely 6809 based French computer on the 28th/29th March!
Come see this craziness on the 28th/29th March at the Dragon Meetup! www.computinghistory.org.uk/det/76704/Dr...
Bring Mum to the museum for FREE this Mother's Day! 🌷
This Mother's Day we are offering one free admission for Mum with the purchase of at least one full-price ticket.
T's & C's here - www.computinghistory.org.uk/news/76852/M...
Happy International Women's Day! 👩💜
Sell your stuff! Come buy stuff!
Bring 'n' Byte is back this Spring! 💻🌸
📆 Sun 19 April
⏰ Traders can set up from 9am, open to the public from 10am
📩 Contact activities@computinghistory.org.uk if you wish to book a table and sell.
All info here - tinyurl.com/3xhupta2
