Coalville, UK. 5th July, 2013. London software engineer Peter Howkins at the first ever Silicon_Dreams British Vintage Computer Festival, 6th-7th July, Snibston Discovery Museum in Coalville, Leics., with the lego laptop computer he built for £100. Half of that was the cost of the lego and the laptop runs the RISC operating system made by Acorn computers in 1996. The 48 mhz machine has 64mb RAM, a 3 GB hard drive and can browse the internet as well as provide a platform for retro-gaming. Photo by John Robertson/Silicon_Dreams, 2013. Credit: John Robertson/Alamy Live News
A working lego laptop made using the Acorn and Risc operating system.
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Location: Snibston, UK
Photo credit: © John Robertson / Alamy / Afripics
License: Licensed
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