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Am I crazy for saying this is the coolest looking PC I've seen so far in 2025? Take me back t the computer lab where my only worries were how to get the Math Circus high scores.

The date of the next Retro Computer Festival has not yet been set, but the plan is to hold the event in the fall. (mawi) Don't miss any news – follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn or Mastodon.

Last year PC case and peripheral maker Silverstone posted a picture of a retro-inspired computer chassis with a 1980s-inspired beige design, space for two 5.25 inch floppy drives, and a few modern ...

There’s a mix of classic and retro-style ports on the back of the laptop including: 1 x USB Type-C (for charging) 2 x USB Type-A 1 x VGA/CVBS/S-Video output 1 x 3.5mm audio 2 x DB9 joystick ports ...

Hardware Highlights: Merging Retro Aesthetics with Modern Features The PicoCalc’s hardware is a thoughtful blend of retro-inspired design and modern functionality.

Modeled on the iconic Spectrum 48K design, with rubber block keys and rainbow stripe, the new device offers 48 built-in games and makes it easy for retro enthusiasts to load their own titles via USB.

Founded in 2003, the Club 8-Bit museum contained a collection of over 120 retro computers, many of them ZX Spectrum systems, which were popular in Ukraine and Russia during the 1980s.

Now, the iPhone 12 is boxy again. New designs help to dramatize that something's changed, too. In the iMac's case, the computer is powered by M1 microprocessing chips.