Atari is an American computer game production and publishing company. Atari had a huge impact on the emergence of the video game industry as a promising economy in the 1970s, and until 1984 held a leading position in the video game market.

Amiga Rulez - Amiga Madness. The ultimate dream of any IT specialist, although in the 90s such a term did not yet exist.

This platform appeared in the first computer clubs almost simultaneously with the Atari XL / XE and was also not available for purchase at that time for the general consumer.

Atari computers were too expensive for us, and even in the era of the USSR, they were practically impossible to get for an ordinary person. But fortunately, enterprising citizens brought these computers to us and opened the first computer clubs during perestroika.

In the distant 90s, clones of the ZX Spectrum computer were available to us, which was in almost every home by the middle of the decade.

Due to the raging pandemic around the world, we have decided that it would be best if we stop providing visitor tours for the time being.

Our museum got on a media resource in the USA - Gizmodo, in which I talk about my crazy hobby and passion for computers of the last century.

Grosch's Law - "Acquiring additional savings is only the square root of increasing speed - that is, to make calculations 10 times cheaper, you must do them 100 times faster."

If the aviation industry had grown as rapidly as the computing industry over the past 25 years, a Boeing 767 would now cost $500.

Video game pioneer Allan Alcorn is 71 years old. An outstanding American engineer was born on January 1, 1948 in San Francisco.

Salute retroman! Today was the last tour of the it8bit.Club computer museum this year

For our museum, it was bright and active, we had many guests of the younger generation who really liked our unusual hobby