Exploring a LOAD of Dutch Computers! | Nostalgia Nerd

[@lwvmobile]

Don't let 8-bit guy in there, with all that yellowing, he'll be retrobriting for a whole year.

[@yeska62]

Was thinking the same thing! lol

[@MontieMongoose]

He was there, in a way. I mean Planet X3 was on one of the computers.

[@harryman8735]

@@relo999 true mate

[@DosGamerMan]

Might be worth it.

[@TheLtData]

LGR wants to come too i guess ; )

[@LGR]

Nice to see a tour of this place, what an incredible collection! I was invited to attend an event there with some other KZbinrs, but couldn't swing the overseas trip unfortunately. Would love to visit sometime though.

[@HomeComputerMuseum]

We'll have all the wooden item, sprinkles and toilet emulators ready for your pleasure. Also computers btw.

[@mr.choice86]

I was expecting LGR to come here! If it's not for the computers.. maybe stroopwafels could convince you to make the trip??

[@jayhollowayii2]

client from lgr in the house love both this channel and lgr both brings back so many memories growing up with all the old computer tech

[@winstonsmith478]

To hell with "reasonable length videos." In a gold mine like this, make multiple videos. Great stuff!

[@BertGrink]

Yes, i would watch even an hours-long video from this place.

[@Martin_Skywatcher]

The Home Computer Museum has it's own website, check it out.

[@JesusisJesus]

@Michael O Callaghan Quick quiz (No looking it up): What comes after "Peta" Bytes?

[@VikingCuda]

@@JesusisJesus Zeta-Byte?

[@Klopperdans]

Nice to see the Aesthedes2 back again. I used to be one of the lead programmers of it. Still proud of what we made at that time! And by the way: Claessens was indeed a Dutch company, but the Aesthedes2 was made by a Belgian team in their subsidiary in Geel (Belgium).

[@HomeComputerMuseum]

oh, nice new info! Contact me please, I'd like to know more.

[@dragpalace]

I have worked with the Aesthedes 1 and 2 for 3 years. Still curious if I can work with it.

[@WillowParkAssociates]

I used to be responsible for marketing/selling it in the UK (and sometimes demonstrating it, when the proper demonstrator was away) . It was a beautiful product to use. Beautifully designed, perfectly fit for purpose....

[@WillowParkAssociates]

@@dragpalace Where was that, Rose? i think I still have some of the demo routines in my head! It was almost totally intuitive..

[@dragpalace]

@@WillowParkAssociatesI worked for the design studio in Hilversum, in the same building where the Aesthedes was developped. Do you remember how sensitive these computers were? I remember that when you touched the computer and you were statically charged, the whole system reset. And when you didn't backupped your file, you could start all over again.

[@44Bigs]

The most awesome thing about the Home Computer Museum that most everything is powered on and ready for you to tinker with. They're really doing a great job.

[@JacGoudsmit]

In the old location there were a couple of displays that showed how much power it took to keep all those computers running. I remember seeing one that said 40 amps at 230V. And that display was only for a small part of the collection.

[@lucasrem]

office computing only!!!!

[@douro20]

The Aesthedes computer had a very important role in the advancement of security printing; with it the Dutch state printer SDU designed what would be for many years the world's most advanced banknotes.

[@lucasrem]

douro20 Your still in Holland now, or did you found a real job? 1990, Archimedes was the name of state founding money only! NOT the ARM Acorn Archimedes. My School is make the same mistake too, we got the ARM, best choose!

[@Nostalgianerd]

Please excuse the janky naming conventions I made whilst wandering about. THE EXCITEMENT WAS TOO GREAT. For example, that 'detached keyboard' version of the 'ST' is clearly better known as a 'Mega ST'. Please do check out the Home Computer Museum KZbin channel. Bart posts a lot of updates and vlogs on there, mostly in English, which are all pretty interesting: kzbin.info. If you want some Dutch Sprinkles, then nnerd.me/sprinkles ;)

[@Martin_Skywatcher]

Unfortunately no sprinkels at the link you provided. Try De Ruijter Hagelslag on Amazon and you will find your sprinkles bliss. Edit: it will be a lot cheaper getting it a Dutch supermarket though.

[@JesusisJesus]

PLEASE do more videos on this place. I'd love to build a similar museum here in Australia, so the only way I can see this place is vicariously through your lens. Thanks mate!

[@TheSkypetube]

Why does the dutch sprinkles page lead to a german amazon page of blankets?

[@Martin_Skywatcher]

@@TheSkypetube Peter thinks that's funny I suppose.

[@3dmaster205]

Proper link to the Dutch Sprinkles: www.amazon.de/s?k=de+ruijter+streusel&__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&crid=3TDZ7I37HVU5H&sprefix=de+ruij%2Caps%2C153&ref=nb_sb_ss_organic-pltr-v2_3_7 Or from an actual Dutch site in English, which means I take it they also deliver outside of the Netherlands: www.hollandshop24.com/sprinkles-dutch-hagelslag_1

[@JasonJrake]

As a CAD draftsman and the son of a custom desk maker, I must say, that "SN1483" is LIT! It may be my new grail/unicorn.

[@Seatux]

His description of it being like Photoshop is wrong, the buttons is mostly for vector work, not bitmap.

[@CTimmerman]

@@Seatux What do vector pros use, then? Inkscape?

[@Seatux]

@@CTimmerman I only know the types of commands from CAD work, don't know anything about vector graphics.

[@Ozymandias1]

@@CTimmerman Adobe Illustrator

[@DutchGuyLeroy]

I'm from the Netherlands so you just gave me a great idea. Will visit ASAP!

[@Nostalgianerd]

YES.

[@TheDrunkenMug]

Just my toughts, it's only a 30m drive from my place :D

[@JasperJanssen]

TheDrunkenMug 30 meters? Barely worth getting in your car for that.

[@TheDrunkenMug]

@@JasperJanssen lol, I meant minutes - not meters :D

[@Populiervogel]

@Arriaga Two We are savers, not greedy.

[@djpsychic]

This place is awesome and these people are doing an amazing job. Besides having a huge impact on preserving home computer history some of the staff are from social reintegration programs which I think is an awesome way to get people back on their feet. Lots of love,sweat,blood and tears (of joy) go to into this museum and any support is truly appreciated. I still have to check out the new venue, but it looks even more amazing than the previous one.

[@Metalliferous]

Proud to have been a sponsor of a Philips 2500 and sponsoring the move. Museum is definitly worth a visit.

[@drazen1529]

Few seconds before Nerd said museum is in Netherlands I said to myself "Damn this place looks pretty clean for England".

[@worldcomicsreview354]

Protip: The other Helmand is not a nice place to visit. Sunny, though.

[@weeraanmelden]

6:31 Doing a interview with a beer in your hand. Bart is a great guy in my book. Forgiven for the bavaria.

[@AxeGaijin]

Meh... can you really call Bavaria beer? :)

[@dashtesla]

Should be Hertog Jan, wtf is wrong with him XD

[@Okurka.]

I don't see any beer there.

[@jan80trs]

One hell of product placement! :-D

[@boratsagdiyev1586]

@@AxeGaijin all beer tastes like crap apart from mexican beer, greetings from the Netherlands.

[@Kumimono]

I like that Roomba, industriously keeping the old folks home clean.

[@giz644.]

This is a archive of computing history. Congrats to him. What a treasure! I hope is place is around for long time.

[@JacGoudsmit]

I went to this museum last year when they were still at the old location (down the street from where they are now) and I can confirm that it's a GREAT place. They have lots of variety in their collection even though the number of Philips computers is a bit high, but that can be expected since Eindhoven is the home town of Philips. Totally recommended!

[@brainwaves71]

13:11 PRINT ""FUCK" 13:11 PRINT "YOU" LOL, the power of Bavaria beer.

[@ML-gx9rp]

I'm from Eindhoven and will definitely be paying a visit..love this video

[@rickyrico80]

Next time you are in the Netherlands, don't forget to visit the Game Museum in Zoetermeer. It's awesome.

[@Mrstickz]

There is also a video game museum in Zwolle

[@groenekever]

@@Mrstickz don't touch! :P

[@BoboButYouCanCallMeTom]

TotallyNotARussianBot its fun but not necessarily special

[@j.vonhogen9650]

Visit the Pianola museum in Amsterdam. Some of the 19th century so-called 'reproduction pianos' make modern day MIDI instruments look awfully primitive by comparison!

[@JacGoudsmit]

Also the Techniek Museum in Delft. Too bad the Evoluon museum in Eindhoven is gone.

[@Mereltje64]

It's so strange to be watching this video from 4 years ago, seeing where the museum was at at that point and how much it has grown and changed ever since. Seeing the first computer I got to work on like this almost feels like watching a baby video of it! I've been a proud volunteer there for a year now and tomorrow I get to enjoy another full week of my internship there too!

[@j.combes1230]

Love that the best part of this video is Octav1us' in the background love that you two got each other's backs.. good to see friends helping each other out

[@FiXato]

For the #MSX fans: 1:22 (and again at 4:49) there's a Philips #NMS8250 #MSX2 3:23 has a Sony HitBit HB-F700P 4:09 one can spot a Spectravideo SVI-728? 4:59 shows a Panasonic FS-A1GT MSX #turboR, one of the last MSX models commercially produced. 6:33 has a boxed Sanyo MPC-100 (thanks Justadude!) MSX during the interview segment. Did I miss any other MSX models, or closely related systems?

[@HomeComputerMuseum]

Spectravideo SVI-328. We have a whole table filled with many MSX models, incl sanyo, jvc and many more.

[@HelloSwiftful]

6:33 Sanyo MPC-100 :))

[@malariaa0293]

It's crzy getting to see different versions of computers you neverwise might have never knon about. Keep up the good work!

[@DasAntiNaziBroetchen]

Lmao I'm stealing the word "neverwise"

[@DjZiggy2]

After that you should visit Zoetermeer. Our national videogame museum

[@Ozymandias1]

Another Dutch computer museum that is worth visiting is the Bonami Museum in Zwolle. They have an entire warehouse full of old computers and also video game system. And an arcade with working arcade games. Most of the computers are not displayed working though so the museum in Helmond seems more interesting even though it's smaller. I definitely have to check it out one day.

[@computerjantje]

Gotta love this Bart guy. I Immediately knew he was the big shot when in the car he told his job at the museum was cleaning toilets. Then a bit further "You think I have any friends". This guy its humor is great. Asides that I will visit this museum soon. It looks absolutely amazing.

[@WillowParkAssociates]

Go there!! It is GREAT!!

[@yukimoe]

3:40 I love how they have a Tandy 1000 with Planet X3. It already belongs in a museum!

[@Sauciflash]

Never undermine the importance of clean toilets. Thank you for your service.

[@Sauciflash]

(@DrunkenPumpkins, you know who you are) Yes he's the founder of the museum, I figured that much. My comment was just to respond to his humorous remark. Do I need to explain any other obvious fact? Or does everything have to be matter of fact? Smh

[@1Thunderfire]

I judge many places by the quality of their toilets, especially pubs and restaurants. If the toilets are sub-par, then what's the food like?

[@computer_toucher]

yeah, it's the first thing anyone should check in any establishment -- a well-known service industry "insider tip"/

[@moow950]

23:45 Ah, the Philips P2000T, my school computer! So many memories !!!

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

19:25 - We used to use those pucks with AudoCAD back in the DOS and Windows 3 days. Also, that vinyl cutter reminds me of the drum-plotter (and by extension, the flatbed plotter) we'd use to print out CAD schematics. Good times.

[@OverSoft]

This is literally 5 miles from me and I had no idea they were there. Going to check them out soon!

[@HelloSwiftful]

OverSoft You mean kilometers in non-retarded units ;)

[@drunkenpumpkins7401]

@@HelloSwiftful Miles are objectively better though.

[@ApemanMonkey]

@@drunkenpumpkins7401 in no way, shape or form.

[@drunkenpumpkins7401]

@@ApemanMonkey yeah, yeah, fuck off with your French bullshit and remember who saved your asses during World War 2.

[@bassybossy]

Father still has a Dutch designed and made/assembled Holborn terminal (with light pen). Sadly the museum he donated the 'mainframe' and spare terminals went to went bust. Holborn were going to do some custom hardware for us to meet some sort of demand, but sadly they went out of business before that could be completed. From the top of my head I can't remember the purpose of that need. The system contained 4, eight inch floppy drives for database storage, and that set duplicated again for backup/ ; so at least 2 washing machine sized boxes were constantly clicking and buzzing away. Because the cables were all run through pipes under concrete and slate floors, dad made a custom switchboard should something go wrong with routing (printers). I can still remember the dot matrix printers screaming for hours when they went through reams of paper. The custom sound isolating sound proof booths my father made for those printers helped, but they only made the sound come down from 'ears are actually bleeding' level to 'my ears only feel like they are bleeding' level. We have no idea were the system is after the museum went dark and we hope it will make it's way into this collection. Those printers sounded a bit like this: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pKCUp5luapmUi8U They had very loud belt motors and relais

[@2kBofFun]

Currently there are like 3 places like this in the Netherlands. HCM Helmond is the best place to actually use all old home computers. It has a nice size, not too crowded and well presented. You can also grab some nice stuff from the shop where their surplus of donations is sold. VGM Zoetermeer is also very nice, 90% an arcade with all-you-can-play. They still have some old home computers for use. The most amazing collection is at Bonami, but it is so huge, it can be overwhelming, and albeit it may have as much for use as HCM Helmond, you feel lost in an abandoned warehouse all the time. What also makes the HCM nice is the open attitude of the staff, they also do repairs and they are always in for a chat.

[@theseob]

Been to the museum last year at the old place, and it is amazing. Don’t know if Bart still does tours, but if he does, it is worth it. He knows so much stuff about the systems in there. Going again this year to see the new place.

[@HomeComputerMuseum]

Yes, we still do tours. It's about 3 hours of background information...:)

[@euroretrogamer204]

I started programming on my friend's Philips P2000. Our first family computer was that Tulip PC Compact 2 that you can see in this video. These were used in our fancy computer lab at school as well. Man that takes me back. Even the very particular smell of of the machine running comes back to memory 😬 it is p probably 1 hour by car, so i'll definitely hop by in due time.

[@HebaruSan]

I remember my dad describing Windows to me. I pictured the screen split up into a 4x3 grid of high res DOS prompts.

[@dongafford1845]

My dad worked for Exidy back in the days of the Sorcerer. The ROM-PAK cartridges that slotted in the side of the computer were circuit boards in 8-Track tape cartridges. I spent a lot of time typing BASIC programs. It was great seeing one of those computers again.

[@marcelnl1979]

I’ve been there in 2018 (their first Year) and I loved it. It isn’t just a look museum, but you can play with all machine’s. Going back this year !

[@Paul_Wetor]

Nice to see the Radio Shack Model 16. Mine still works. The best feature of this museum is that the computers are running. That gives a real feel for what the industry was like in the beginning.

[@raulcortes937]

16:48 That looks like a SASI interface, which is pretty much compatible with SCSI-1, try using an SCSI2SD emulating a low capacity hard drive with no parity check, works for the Sharp X68000 that also has SASI I/O.

[@lucasrem]

Raúl Cortés SASI, predecessor of the SCSI SAS , only the protocol was able to exchange, able to do that on a variety of interfaces. connectors, apple always did set the standards here. Philips did a good thing, Tulip too, breaking the IBM dominantly by law, old boys networks... Why are people not understanding that here? UK people need to go to the US more often, sprinkles, try Lucky Charm on bread!

[@jsc315]

This museum looks like a library of awesome, weird and forgotten tech.

[@joshm7769]

That shot of IBM'S Alley Cat just gave me goose bumbs...

[@xboxgs]

Loved it! Thank you for this video! Kudos to the nostalgia nerds of Netherlands that made this museum a reality! I will definitely visit it.

[@WillowParkAssociates]

Go there, George! You will NOT be disappointed!

[@xboxgs]

@@WillowParkAssociates thank you Sir, I will surely do!

[@Martin_Skywatcher]

Ah Dutch computer glory at it's best. Thank you for covering !

[@craigdaubbeats-rapinstrume9185]

I'm absolutely amazed at how much computers, and the internet evolved in such a short amount of time.

[@craigdaubbeats-rapinstrume9185]

I'm extremely appreciative of it to as a musician, because it helped out tools evolve as well. Computers just make everything so much easier which allows us to be even more creative. And I'm more of a hybrid producer who used software and hardware tools. People get into the debate of one or the other, I personally enjoy the best of both worlds.

[@sjoervanderploeg4340]

I used to have two of these very old computers at home in my garage, the strange thing is they are both gone now but I still have all the tapes and documentation. I think my mom brought them to De Jonge Onderzoekers Groningen over ten years ago, but she says she does not remember :(

[@sjoervanderploeg4340]

and the extra cartridges as well that go into the back...

[@Inignot12]

Love your location shoots with oktav1us, you guys are always so genuinely excited to show us these delightful places!

[@steffennilsen2132]

Was hoping to see some obscure Phillips computer, and sure there were one. The Aesthedes was really something special, I have to schedule a trip to Holland next year

[@GadgetUK164]

Wonderful systems there! Love that "design" computer! Wow at the number of CPUs in there! I can imagine servicing it would be a nightmare!

[@misteragony]

Sounds like your cup of thee 😄

[@lucasrem]

GadgetUK164 - Retro Gaming Repairs & Mods Old Office crap,nightmare! Yeah!!!

[@AcktongueBaby]

I live in the south in US and am contemplating a trip to the Netherlands with this being one of the main attractions to visit =)

[@groenekever]

let us know ;) for a tour

[@groenekever]

@Ad Lockhorst true Efteling is of hi quality like disney

[@TintelFruit]

I think I visited their old location like a year ago, was a very fun experience!

[@AlexSeesing]

I can hear your Brabant accent Bart, even disguised as English! Greets from the west, aka Zuid-Holland! I'll be dropping your fancy museum a visit any time now

[@jamesnewman4351]

Dutch sprinklings "Hagel Slaag" . I've loved that stuff since i was a kid!!!!!!

[@dutchgray86]

Haven't had any since I was a kid, my nan used to bring it back when she visited the Netherlands.

[@Populiervogel]

*Hagelslag

[@JopieHaargel]

'hagel slaag' means hail beating.

[@jamesnewman4351]

@@JopieHaargel Sorry i'm British. I have never been good at spelling Dutch 🤦

[@jeroenveltman1796]

Thats easy, try 'gestampte muisjes"

[@maxis2k]

Back in 1995, I took a tour of a super computer center in Southern California. Which was an extension of Pixar. And along with the multiple rooms of servers, they had a computer with a giant panel interface that looked similar to that Aesthedes panel. At the time, I was in 6th grade and wasn't taking in much besides "wow, big rooms and huge monitors!" So I can't confirm if the thing I saw was an actual Aesthedes machine. Maybe they told us, but I don't know. But the minute I saw this hulking machine, I was reminded of that machine I saw back then. They also showed us the famous dancing baby and lamp films. This was before Toy Story came out so most of us had no idea what Pixar was.

[@rubenvd3913]

DAI computers are so rare that I, as a Belgian, wasn't even aware it ever existed. I need to come north and visit sometime. Great stuff.

[@staggabob]

True story- when i lived in Amsterdam I also tried carrying a PC home on my bike once- against the advice of my Dutch friends :/ It ended up spread across Herengracht while I tried to pull out the spoke which had gone through my knee...

[@robintst]

I suspect one factor for Exidy's computer not doing well here in the US might have been because they were previously under fire for their 1976 Death Race arcade game being deemed immoral and violent. They probably also didn't have the advertising reach or budget that Commodore, TI, or Apple had either. But the funniest thing about that is it was only a few years later that they made Chiller which makes Death Race look like some quaint little programming exercise by a bedroom coder.

[@Ckbtony1983]

2:17 the one on the end is a Panasonic panavision I had one when I was a kid with the sound adapter and a speech to text program

[@MontieMongoose]

This place looks amazing.

[@shopsheaven]

Bart wat geweldig om jouw computer museum te zien en wat een historische en technische kennis heb je van deze nostalgische technologie. Je zou eigenlijk eens een keertje in ons auticafé (autismecafé) in Amsterdam moeten komen voor wat gelijkgestemd gezelschap. Groet Ron de Jong (van FinalCrypt) :)

[@FrederikDeBuck]

Wow, what a place, brings me back to my younger years, when I was fooling around with my first computers... A friend owned a Tandy TRS-80, my dad had a LASER XT machine, with an orange monochrome "hercules" display. Later on I bought my first own PC, a LASER AT (80286 processor) with a VGA graphics card and a 256 color monitor, of which I was very proud then as my friends only had 16 colors... Me and my friends were running DR-DOS at the time, and there was a bit of competition going on to tweak the config.sys to free up as much RAM as possible (from the available 1 MB there was in the machine)...

[@oliversakic5907]

I visited this museum today, it was awesome!

[@HomeComputerMuseum]

It's been changed since this video, more computers are working ;)

[@EvertvanIngen]

Wat een vriendelijke gozer (What a nice fellow)

[@groenekever]

zijn we allemaal ;)

[@Populiervogel]

Leuke gast die Bart.

[@KanalFrump]

Amazing. A period-specific European pendant to the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. Kudos to the team behind this massive labor of love, I hope to visit next time in the Netherlands..

[@EvertZwevert]

Woop woop ... Action in my birth town. Feel an urge to visit the museum now. Thanks for this vid and for all others for the matter of fact !

[@harryman8735]

VERY WOW, i honestly did not expect you to go there, i was planning to go there this year, and yes i'm from the netherlands, but not in Helmond gr8 m8

[@starquake1565]

Gracht macht?

[@sanderdejong66]

Back in 1981, I think, I went to a computer fair in Leeuwarden. They demonstrated the DAI overthere. I still remember that, so it must have made quite an impression. But I didn’t know it was a Belgian brand. This is a wonderful museum! I must visit it some time!

[@Haplo-san]

"Because that was the most beautiful machine I've ever seen. Amiga 600" I've born into Amiga 500 but take my like friend. Amiga really was something else.

[@Don-h4d]

@7:46 I think I spotted a Commodore 8032-SK 'Porsche' PET? What a beauty!

[@VinceR3000]

I learned BASIC on a normal PET... never saw that sleek beauty!

[@luckymouse1988]

"This thing, look at this!" - Camera keeps focusing on the person talking... Really?

[@tookitogo]

luckymouse1988 And the host and cameraman both not realizing that with their camera’s shutter speed indoors, there’s lots of motion blur, and thus if the camera is in constant motion, there’s no way to see anything in focus, even by pausing.

[@BitsAndTips]

04:07 DAI Personal Computer a very interesting machine, great sound and graphics, advanced in those times! Nice place to travel, some day...

[@quietusplus1221]

17:00 Haha, yeah we are definitely into breakfast. Be it sprinkles, peanut butter, deli stuff, Nutella, etc. The aisles are filled with them over here, including all the stuff to put it on.

[@MikesStarArt]

I used to operate that big Aesthedes computer back in the early 1990s

[@hyzenthlay7151]

He's totally right about the Amiga 600... It was such a beautiful machine, and I so miss mine, biggest regret thowing it out because it was broken and would have cost a fortune at the time to repair, and now, it's cheap and easy to not only repair, but upgrade!!😥😥

[@einstein.1869]

The DAI is a lovely machine. I was offered the dealership for it. It has a lovely, semi compiling BASIC interpreter. dual serial ports, dual analogue joysticks etc.

[@i.george2321]

props to your cameraman. paralized from waist up and still at work. great job !!

[@johneygd]

Am living in the netherlands so i absolutely have to go to that computer museum in helmond,rightnow!!

[@groenekever]

Helmond ;)

[@johneygd]

groenekever oh weight,,turns out he landed in eindhoven from the uk but then taxied from eindhoven to helmond,hahaha.well thx alot.

[@TheSampleSlayer]

The fact that places like this exist makes me happy :)

[@MatthijsLangerman]

5:14 i still use these speakers! They still sound just fine even while listening music.

[@AbrahamFarrell]

Were the 8-Bit Guy and LGR there?

[@MartinWolves]

Great video! Now have even more of a reason to visit the Netherlands.

[@briandecker8403]

Your production values keep getting better and better!! This is amazing.

[@theodricaethelfrith]

I remember seeing that Aesthedes show up on Marktplaats and felt essentially zero desire to own it given the size. Glad someone had the space for it.

[@xmaniac99]

Dank je wel voor het delen. Ik ga het museum zeker een keer bezoeken!

[@mercster]

Just show me to the Amiga aisle, please. I'll be here all day.

[@MrWaalkman]

I dunno, that Turbo R @5:00 is pretty sweet!

[@ekevanderzee9538]

He could get funding just by being able to read legacy formats.

[@MC-NULTY]

I live in Helmond, didn't even know this existed

[@Slider2732]

11:25 - first computer I ever 'played on'. Towers of Hanoi. Friends Dad had brought it home from work in 1981. Colours, graphics, sound... I got a ZX81 soon after, it had none of that fancy stuff :)

[@sanderdejong66]

Oh, the sound of a floppy disk being read! Nostalgia!

[@littlepunktheone]

Hehe I like how Bart, in all his enthusiasm starts to speak Dutch at some points in his narration without noticing :-D. Like saying "En dat is" instead of "And that is". Those two sentences are almost the same when pronounced but he clearly says it in Dutch. And he also accidentally says "meneer" instead of mister :-D. Love that guy

[@wodan74]

i used the Aesthedes computer once at the graphic design school in Ghent, but it was so hard to learn the button layout... the Macintosh was so much more intuitive.

[@CanyonWanderer]

Ahhh, around 1:45 - Tandy TRS-80, may dad had one and I actually wrote my first programs on that one. Nostalgia indeed!

[@sirBrouwer]

I am sitting at a original Arend desk like you see at 24:32. Still to this day a very reliable desk.

[@jfv65]

I only live 15km away from this place and didn't know it exists! Definitely going to visit!

[@Choralone422]

Looks like that was a great trip with fun had by all! Also, 25:55! LMAO! I may have to become a Patron just to see more of that part of the trip!

[@tedvanmatje]

A trip to the Netherlands is never a bad thing :) I never knew that the museum existed and shall be popping by for a day of joy asap. That Aesthedes 2 though!!!! Mother of the gods - I'd have that beauty setup in my frontroom. Glad that you and your missus had a nice stay in the old country.....Awesome upload man! Thankyou :)

[@saldenhoven76]

I’m a dutch guy and only just recently became aware of this museum. Was thinking about visiting just a few days ago and now this great video was suggested by youtube. I’m definitely gonna visit them soon! Thanks for the spoiler ;)

[@stuartbrownlee3108]

Hopefully there's a Sord M5 in there somewhere...honestly mate, this is amazing. Especially that CAD system...it'll be good to see that up and running again.

[@Trialwolf]

Museum can be seen as either heaven or hell for people that retrobrite there computers.

[@linus607]

I plan on going to the Netherlands soon. I do want to go here! It would be awesome