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Hi All, Given how much RTC and our services have grown over the past year, I thought it best that we all have a single login for everything. This includes the Wiki, Forum and RetroTechCollector. You will now see "Sign In with RetroTechCollector" on our sites, you can link your forum account to...

That's Fantastic! We would definitely welcome a new dev on RetroTechCollector! I will send you a DM with more details if you are interested. It's a LOT of JS/TS and relies heavily on REST APIs for both frontend and backend microservice communications. I'd love to take a look at your book! Feel...

Hi all, I've not done a lot of posting about RTC Collector as it's been growing at pace for the past few months. I am now at the stage where the app has become it's own little branch of RetroTechCollection and will be aptly named RetroTechCollector (Retro Tech Collector in the app/play store)...

Hey Jeffry! It's great to have you here! I'm sure you have some amazing stories to tell us! I'm looking forward to speaking with you more. If you ever feel like contributing to the Wiki please feel more than free to! I have already pre-authorised your wiki account for automoderated edits. If...

Yeah I do agree with that in the current climate, it completely depends on what you're looking for and where abouts in the world you are. The UK seems to have quite a good market at the moment for retro tech though, which I'm always happy to see!

As of this week, the RTC Collector Library is fully public at https://rtccollector.com/library. No account, no sign-up, just browse. 36,000+ items across every platform we've got data for — release years, manufacturers, specs, categories, live market prices where available. Searchable...

21/03/2026 Hi everyone! Apologies for not posting sooner! It's been a busy start to the year. Thank's to the amazing leeor_net I have identified and fixed several issues that have been present on the RTC Wiki since the 5th of March 2026. These were permission issues with a number of extentions...

Hi! I'm so sorry I haven't seen your post! Things have been a little busy, I've just replied to your discord message! All the best, Josh

Hi everyone! I'm so pleased to announce that RTC Collector is now LIVE! Thanks to much hard work from the dev team (and a lot of bashing my head against the javascript wall), we have now released V1.0! You can check it out over at https://rtccollector.com there is a free for life version, which...

So, I've actually had exactly the same dilemmer, not with the TI-99 but with learning 8080A. I actually went with an emulator, and managed to get a cheap arduino to do some cool stuff with this emulator https://github.com/udo-munk/Arduino8080. If you're in America, the Tandy TRS-80 is a good shout!

If you'd also like to contribute, I'd love the support. Obviously only if you have the interest or time! 😊

Hi Andrew, Thank you so much for your feedback, I completely understand and appreciate your feedback. I unfortunately don't have any Acorn machines but I tried to compile the best infomation I could. I completely accept the innacuracies in the page and will get them fixed straight away. I'm...

Here's another sneek peak! There's so much more to come! Watch this space! See you soon! Josh

Hi everyone! I've got some pretty exciting news for every retro technology collector on the planet! I'm launching a new thing very soon! RTC Collector – The ultimate home for collectors. Whether it’s computers, consoles, handhelds, or games, track your collection with ease, show it off with...

I've just given you automoderated priveleges :):):):)

Amazing! Feel free to create an account and I'll give you automoderation so you don't have to wait for approval (even though I usually approve within about a minute or so!)

I would probably class the eMac in same category as the iMac G3, I probably will on the wiki as well (if you wan't to start the page please feel free!!!! https://wiki.retrotechcollection.com/Apple_eMac). It was one of the direct successors to the iMac G3s. Apple did also learn a lot from the...

Yeah it does! It definitely makes it such a nice typing experience. The Natural's are getting hard to come by these days (in the UK anyway!)

Oh mine difinitely is the Apple Adjustable Keyboard (however, I am on a bit of an Apple collecting spree at the moment). The Microsoft Natural is also a really nice one (I have that one as well). It doesn't have the as nice of a feel as the Apple Adjustable but it's a quality keyboard.

Hi Everyone, I've added a few new forums into the Other Retro Tech & Systems section. Osborne Vintage Computers IBM Vintage Computers Acorn & BBC Micro Vintage Computers Amstrad Vintage Computers Tandy / Radio Shack Vintage Computers If these sections grow, I will move them into their own...