The BBC series of microcomputers were designed and built by Acorn Computers Ltd in the 1980s. In 1981 the British Broadcasting Corporation were launching their Computer Literacy Project and were looking for a machine to link it with. Acorn got the contract and the machine, then known as the Proton, became the BBC Microcomputer. The term "BBC Micro" is generally used to refer to the first four machines (Model A, B, B+64 and B+128) whilst "BBC Master" refers to its replacement series (Master 128, Master Turbo, Master ET, Master 512 and Master Compact). This category deals with the emulation of a BBC Micro or Master on a different platform, such as a PC or Apple Mac.
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- BeebIt A BBC emulator for RISC OS 3.00 to 6.0x. Emulates Acorn BBC Model B, BBC Model B+ and BBC Master 128 computers.
- Retro computing: BBC Backup and File Transfer Methods and programs for transferring files between a BBC Micro and a PC and working with emulator disk images.
- BBC in MESS page Status of the BBC driver for MESS (the Multiple Emulator Super System).
- model-b An open source BBC Micro Model B and B+ emulator for Windows.
- B-EM Open source BBC Micro emulator for Linux and Windows. Emulates Models A, B, B+, Master 128, Master Compact and variants.
- Educational Beeb Games Focuses on educational software for the BBC Micro with downloads, reviews and instructions.
- BBC Utilities The personal pages of Jon Welch, which contain numerous Apple Mac and Windows utilities to aid with Acorn emulation, as well as the Apple Mac port of BeebEm.
- BeebEm Open source BBC Micro Models B/B+ and Master 128 for Windows. Links to ports for diverse platforms including Mac OS, UNIX/Linux, PlayStation Portable, and Pocket PC.
- Jsbeeb Open source Javascript emulator for the BBC Model B for Chrome and Firefox.
- Complete BBC Games Archive A relatively new but quickly expanding archive.
- Horizon Horizon (formerly MacBeebEm) was one of the first emulators available for Macintosh.