Welcome to ctrl-alt-rees - Vintage Tech Repairs and Mods, Retro Gaming and Atari collecting - Cover Photo

Welcome to ctrl-alt-rees - Vintage Tech Repairs and Mods, Retro Gaming and Atari collecting

Hello, my name is Rees and I’m a vintage computing and retro gaming enthusiast and tinkerer from the UK. You may know me from Instagram, BlueSky, or maybe even YouTube.

Or maybe not.

The Purpose of this website

On this site I’ll go into more detail on my various projects and share the technical info behind what I do. I’m sharing this because Google and other websites are invaluable in helping me to tinker with my hardware projects, so I needed a place to document for the benefit of others who might find themselves in my situation.

Here’s are my documented projects and guides that may or may not have videos yet, including the most complete history of the cancelled Atari Panther anywhere online! Where I use defunct websites from the Wayback Machine, I try to rescue and reconstruct them and host them in my website archive.

This site is deliberately compiled to lightweight static HTML and hosted on GitHub Pages to keep the information within as available as possible for as long as possible. I also try to contribute stuff to The Internet Archive.

YouTube Channel

Check out the ctrl-alt-rees video feed - here’s the latest:

The (Not So) Tiny PC That Got Britain Online

In the 1990s, Tiny Computers took over the British airwaves, print press, and even indeed the high street with promises of affordable family PCs that would get Britain browsing. It also happens that my family were one of their customers - so let's check out this Tiny PC and learn all about the story behind it!

ctrl-alt-rees Official Discord Server

Want to get in touch with me on Discord? Have an invitation to my official server. My patrons get exclusive Discord benefits like early access to videos (as well as a dedicated place to discuss them) and the opportunity to promote their own work in a dedicated channel!

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Published on 10 Sep 2018 Post content: CC BY-SA 2.0 UK unless otherwise specified Get in touch!