Uploaded July 2020 | Updated September 2026, 16 hours ago
The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park houses a unique collection of computers. Our expert team have maintained, restored and rebuilt some of the most important systems in Britain's business, war-time and personal computing history.
You can't see our amazing collection during Covid-19, but you can speak to the experts who'd usually be on hand in our galleries as TNMOC is running a series of online video Q&As.
In this video our team discuss a question posed about what Alan Turing would have made of the Sinclair Spectrum.
To ask a question, please do so on Twitter using the #askTNMOC hashtag.
If you would like to support us through these challenging times, please consider purchasing some our of special merchandise at our online shop tnmoc.org/tnmocshop
Photo credit:
Spectrum 48k photo (on thumbnail) by Bill Bertram, from Wikimedia commons (ZXSpectrum48k.jpg). Licenced under Creative Commons: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/deed.en
The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park houses a unique collection of computers. Our expert team have maintained, restored and rebuilt some of the most important systems in Britain's business, war-time and personal computing history.
You can't see our amazing collection during Covid-19, but you can speak to the experts who'd usually be on hand in our galleries as TNMOC is running a series of online video Q&As.
In this video our team discuss a question posed about what Alan Turing would have made of the Sinclair Spectrum.
To ask a question, please do so on Twitter using the #askTNMOC hashtag.
If you would like to support us through these challenging times, please consider purchasing some our of special merchandise at our online shop tnmoc.org/tnmocshop
Photo credit:
Spectrum 48k photo (on thumbnail) by Bill Bertram, from Wikimedia commons (ZXSpectrum48k.jpg). Licenced under Creative Commons: creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/2.5/deed.en
