Intecolor 3600 series computer
I recently acquired an Intelligent Systems Corp (ISC) Intecolor 3600 Series desktop computer recently from someone who used to work at ISC. Wikipedia calls it the successor to the COMPUCOLOR II. Unfortunately, it is...
Category: General
MFM Emulator on the Commodore 900
These are my notes on using David Gesswein’s MFM emulator with the Commodore 900. At present, I do not have it set up to use the emulator on a regular basis but I was...
Rockwell AIM-65 – RM65 Development Control System
I acquired a couple of AIM-65s from a seller on a popular auction site and the seller also had this RM65 Development Control System (what they called it) that was originally used by the...
Computer Systems computer?
This is something I acquired a few weeks ago and I am still unsure what it is. To be honest, I got it just to see what was inside and see if I could...
Poster collection
Here are some of my Apple posters. My Processor Technology posters: Pixar posters:
The History of Apple’s Pascal “Syntax” Poster, 1979-80
Jef Raskin said it was useful code. Steve Jobs said it was contemporary art. You decide. Written by Lucas Wagner and Jef Raskin, Reposted with permission from Lucas Wagner since the original page is...
Integrand S100 system with hard disk
Here are some pictures of an Integrand encased S100 computer who’s heart is a Advanced Digital Corp Super Six SBC and features an Electragraphic Quasi-Disk board with a Quality Control Systems WDAC-1 board. This...
Tandy CoCo 1 – Modified with 64K and a Macrotron keyboard
My collecting is quite polarizing. I must have the original computer (or peripheral) in as released condition but I do make exceptions when they show a progression of modifications out of necessity. Here we...
Getting Rid of a Computer?
Vintage computer collecting and restoring is my passion so I am always looking for interesting computers and related software, documentation and peripherals that may not be in my collection. I am particularly interested in...
A Time to Blog…
Over the past little while, I’ve been accumulating my vintage computer collection. While I say, “I think I’m almost done”, I know of at least one more computer that I have to acquire but I...
The Making of a Virtual Exhibit
You will notice I don’t use the term “museum” but I do use “virtual exhibit”. Museum is an academic term and a very involved process of accession, cataloging and displaying one or many collections....
It’s Official!
It’s been some time that I’ve considered creating a virtual exhibit for some of the computers I’ve been able to collect to honour their place in computing history. Now it’s official! This is the...