Adrian Black: Welcome to Adrian's Digital Basement. Yes, I love old computers. If you do too, this channel is for you! Some might call them retro, but there were the machines of my younger years. I still work in technology today, but I find it extremely satisfying to use and work on computers from a time long past. Back when computers were designed to be tinkered with and didn't hide everything from the user.

AkBKukU: I post things related to computers, programming, and EE.

Archeologia Informatica (ITA): Archeologia Informatica vuole essere un progetto crossmediatico relativo alla storia dell’informatica, del computer, dei linguaggi di programmazione e del calcolo ancora più in generale. Il racconto competente, appassionato e attento della storia informatica dalle origini fino ai primi anni 2000, con spunti relativi all’attualità e al retrocomputing, l’emulazione e il collezionismo.

Computer History Archives Project: The Computer History Archives Project (“CHAP”) is an independent educational research project dedicated to the research and preservation of Vintage Computing Technologies. We create educational presentations and rescue and/or restore vintage computer films to preserve historic content for educational purposes.

Computer History Museum: We're committed to preserving and presenting the history and stories of the Information Age. Here on YouTube we offer videos of the many lectures and events at the museum and also historic computer films. We also feature video from our well–known Revolutionaries television series.

CuriosMarc: Videos documenting restorations of exceptional vintage mechanical calculators and early electronic computers, my Hewlett-Packard test equipment collection and, from time to time, my R2-D2 robot build. It rarely works when I start, but almost always does when I end. A nerdy place for your inner engineer, to celebrate engineering exploits of our predecessors, and learn a lot from it.

einokeino303: Longplays, speedruns, gameplay videos and music. Focus on C64, Amiga & MS-DOS games.

Kim Justice: I'm Kim Justice. I make documentaries about old computer and video games, mostly with a European slant - it's all about the ZX Spectrum, the Commodore Amiga, the C64, plenty of great companies like Ocean Software, rises and falls, tales of technological and bureaucratic disaster…all sorts. I do Sega and Sony too. I also do wrestling, old TV, music, 16th century faith healers and anything else that catches my interest. Enjoy!

Laird's Lair: Retro Gaming Channel.

LGR: Weekly coverage of retro tech, PC games, and more! Classic computer gaming, Oddware, thrifting, Tech Tales, Sims, etc.

Living Computers: Museum + Labs: Paul G. Allen’s Living Computers: Museum + Labs celebrates the past of computing by bringing vintage systems to life and the present by allowing visitors to interact with cutting edge technology.

LudiVision: Archivio Spot Videoludici Italiani - Pubblicità italiane di console per videogiochi e PC anni '80, 90, 2000.

Nostalgia Nerd: I'm Nostalgia Nerd… I have an addiction to Nostalgia & things often categorised as “nerdy”. I talk about software, hardware, games, toys, programs, magazines and other things from the 70s, 80s and 90s, sometimes with a liberal amount of dry humour. The channel's main focus is computer related items from the 80s & 90s.

Retro Recipes: Welcome to the home of the LEGO® Commodore 64: Perifractic's Retro Recipes - Яetro with a twisʇ! In the new episodes most Saturdays you can bathe in the warm glow of nostalgia as I cook up unique vintage computing restorations & projects born from a serious love of these beautiful vintage machines, but always with a side of fun! See you there!

RetroManCave: Welcome to the Retro Man Cave where I'll explore retro Gaming, Systems, Peripherals and….whatever stuff takes my fancy. We'll be unboxing, blowing into carts, firing up old systems and gaming on original hardware as well as emulators to catch up on all the good gaming we missed out on first time around.

The 8-Bit Guy: A computer video series focusing mainly on retro technology from the 80's, 90's and 2000's. However, once or twice a year I'll create something totally “out there.” My main goal at this point is to make educational content about retro technology that is interesting and engaging. Some people will be re-living their childhood, while others will be experiencing the technology for the first time.

The CD+G Museum: Decodes of CD+G CDs (CDs with embedded graphics). Discography at http://www.cdplusg.com .

The Guru Meditation: The Guru Meditation is a collaboration between long time Commodore Amiga users Bill and Anthony. We make videos about the Commodore Amiga including interviews with Commodore legends, how-to videos, vintage hardware demos, vintage software demos, show reports, Amiga user documentaries, and live streams. Bill And Anthony met back in 1988 at The Westchester Amiga User Group (WAUG) which has never stopped meeting on the first Thursday of ever month since 1988!

TNMOC: The National Museum of Computing located at Bletchley Park. Home of Colossus and the WITCH. And lots more.