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A Nintendo gaming day was held with competitions and prizes, plus a Nintendo exhibition.
On display were the NES, SNES, N64, Gamecube, Gameboy and Game & Watch collection and also the rare Virtual Boy and a Nintendo PlayChoice 10 arcade machine - a big thanks to Oxford Exhibition Services for transporting this for us free! There was also a mini exhibition charting the history of Nintendo.
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To support the launch of the Museum's portable computing exhibition, a series of talks were held during Autumn/Winter of 2004 with guest speakers and demonstrations from some of the leaders in the mobile data industry.
The programme was as follows:
"From organisers to powerful handheld computers and high end mobile phones" by Mark Hodgson, PalmOne.
"The latest developments in 3G mobile networks that allow even more data to be downloaded on the move at high speeds" by Ian Bartlett, Motorola
"The role of the mobile computer in work and play - then, now and the future" by Andrew Greenhalgh, Intel.
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At the Ubuntu Demo Day on 26 April 2008, visitors had the chance to find out more about this open source Linux operating system, try it out on our PCs, talk to local users, and take home a LiveCD to try out on their own machines.
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 On Thursday 12th April 2007 the museum was delighted to receive a visit from HRH the Duke of Kent. After meeting the team of volunteers and representatives from museum sponsors Intel, the Duke was given a guided tour of the newly refurbished museum.
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