The Commodore PET 2001 was released in 1977 and, along with the Apple II and TRS-80, forms the "1977 trinity" of pioneering personal computers. Now, thanks to Ian, our volunteer technical restorer, we have a fully working PET for visitors to try a range of software!
#Commodore
Open every Saturday, our museum is a great place for the whole family to experience computing and gaming as it used to be with our classic computers 🖥️ and video games consoles! 🕹️
Saturday - 9:30am to 5pm
Adult £7 Child £4 Family £17
#Swindon #computer #retrogaming #museum
Open every Saturday, our museum is a great place for the whole family to experience computing and gaming as it used to be with our classic computers 🖥️ and video games consoles! 🕹️
Saturday - 9:30am to 5pm
Adult £7 Child £4 Family £17
#Swindon #computer #retrogaming #museum
Open every Saturday, our museum is a great place for the whole family to experience computing and gaming as it used to be with our classic computers 🖥️ and video games consoles! 🕹️
Saturday - 9:30am to 5pm
Adult £7 Child £4 Family £17
#Swindon #computer #retrogaming #museum
Open every Saturday, our museum is a great place for the whole family to experience computing and gaming as it used to be with our classic computers 🖥️ and video games consoles! 🕹️
Saturday - 9:30am to 5pm
Adult £7 Child £4 Family £17
#Swindon #computer #retrogaming #museum
Open every Saturday, our museum is a great place for the whole family to experience computing and gaming as it used to be with our classic computers 🖥️ and video games consoles! 🕹️
Saturday - 9:30am to 5pm
Adult £7 Child £4 Family £17
#Swindon #computer #retrogaming #museum
Remember the Atari Lynx? In 1989 it felt almost like sci-fi 🚀
While everyone else fought over the family TV 📺, the Lynx let you take full-colour, 16-bit backlit gaming anywhere!
#AtariLynx #RetroGaming #HandheldGaming #GamingHistory #Swindon #Museum







































































