The “Bill-1” 8008 Based Computer
I recently acquired an Intel 8008 based computer known as the “Bill-1” that was originally designed and developed at Litton Data Systems in the early to mid 70s. It has this name because that’s the...
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MITS 941M Calculator
I’m not really a calculator collector other than some early HP computers that might be considered calculators by some. I saw a MITS 941M metric converting calculator on eBay and just had to get...
The Exidy Sorcerer Mystery
I acquired a computer lot from the niece of a fascinating engineer from California. He had an interesting collection of hardware, software and odds and ends. Without being able to speak to him, one...
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...
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IMSAI Short Form Catalog for Fall 1977
Along with an IMSAI PCS-80/30 I acquired, I received some documentation. Among the documents was the IMSAI Short Form Catalog for Fall 1977. I would imagine this is the catalog that was available when...
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...