The BBC Micro was an early personal computer manufactured by Acorn and designed by a team who had their origins at the University of Cambridge. Adopted by the BBC as the vehicle to accompany a series of television programmes The Computer Programme which brought the attention of a UK audience to the use of computers in a time when such knowledge was not widespread.

Here is an emulator for the BBC micro primarily the BBC Domesday system. It is designed to read the laser disc images from a webserver, but it is currently only intermittently operational. However, it can emulate a normal BBC micro. More information about the Domesday emulation is available at www.domesday86.com.

	BBCdemo.zip containing an emulator