Early Honeywell Mini-Computers
By Ian Spencer, Senior Lecturer at the Honeywell International School in London (Hammersmith) & Cologne It all started with the ‘Computer Control Company’ which was taken over by Honeywell and the …
By Ian Spencer, Senior Lecturer at the Honeywell International School in London (Hammersmith) & Cologne It all started with the ‘Computer Control Company’ which was taken over by Honeywell and the …
Transdata Ltd (DD 101), Intel 8008 CPU based Computer. The system was kindly donated by Tim Down (Pulse Photonics Ltd). As well as the Intel 8008 CPU, the main computer …
iMac Computers Nice addition to the Archive, kindly donated by Culcheth High School. Seven iMacs along with keyboards and mice.http://culchethhigh.org.uk/ Raspberry Pi Big thank you to Paul Pearson (Ex Mayor …
This type of Loom is interesting in how it shows the crossover between Digital Computing and Weaving in that both systems use a binary form of programming.
For a while I had been looking into the Kenbak-1 computer, admiring how much can be achieved with such basic logic circuits compared to the alternatives in 1971. Having been …
The Digi-comp 1 computer comes as a kit, mainly plastic with some metal components, it dates from 1963. There are no electronic components it is a totally mechanical computer, When …
We would like to thank Mr Aram of Masson Mill for kindly donating this program chain and showing us around his Museum & Centre. The Dobby Loom was first introduced …
Tom Kilburn Interviewed by Ken Howarth (1982) for the North West Sound Archive. (Notes from Ken Howarth)The interview was recorded on Monday 1st March 1982. I kept a diary in …
Very recently Peak Computers from Hartlepool were in touch to see if we would like to have some of the items they had collected over the years as they were …