Vintage computer

vintage+computers | Similar to the Commodore PET 2001 - the monitor is attached and cannot ...

Apple, Inc. Macintosh SE/30 Home Computer. 1989. ABS plastic and other materials. 13 3/4 x 9 3/4 x 10 3/4" (34.9 x 24.8 x 27.3 cm). Gift of the Peter Norton Family Foundation. 964.2010.a-c. Architecture and Design

Univac computer operators in 1951 didn’t have a monitor to help them see what was going on inside the computer -- they'd have to take their cues from lights on a control panel flashing as the computer went about its chores.

Suffice it to say, things have come a long way in just a short amount of time, and it’s a lot of fun to look back. So, let’s jump into Living With Computers by Patrick G. McKeown (1986)...

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Pros and cons of going self-hosted as a blogger.

With it being BBS Week over on RetroBattlestations , many people are trying to get their retro computers online so they can connect to a BBS over the Internet. One reason for wanting to connect over the internet is because phone calls cost money, and for others (like me), we don't even have a phone line to use with a modem anymore. Some of the discussion has pointed to some specialized serial to Ethernet or serial to WiFi adapters. Those boxes can be over $300 so I thought I’d put...

Original IBM PC AT 286 with a single half height 5.25' floppy drive. It also comes with a HDD.

Here's a stack of images of women at computers in the 1980s. As you might have guessed, most are secretaries doing glamorless data entry fo...