Electrologica X1
The Electrologica X1 is a transistorised computer designed in the Netherlands in 1958. Only around 30 machines were built. It was also one of the first European computers to use …
Digital pdp11/40
Digital pdp11/40. No further info at this time.
Digital pdp11/10
Digital pdp11/10. The PDP-11/10 was identical to the PDP-11/05, the only difference being the number on the front panel. No further info at the time.
Digital pdp11/05
The 1st Digital pdp11/05 in our collection is a pdp11/05-LA. The pdp11/05 is a 16-Bit Unibus system, introduced in June 1972. This unit is dated 21st February 1974 and has …
Honeywell 112
The Honeywell 112 computer is 12-Bit, built in 1968 to compete with the Digital pdp8. The computer contained 8kbytes of RAM. Much like the Honeywell DDP-516, the computer used Micropacks. …
Honeywell 716
We currently have no more information about this Honeywell 716 panel. The 716 computer was the last of the 16 Series, being 16-Bit machines. The Honeywell DDP-116 was the first …
Honeywell 316R
The Honeywell 316 was built in 1969. It came after the DDP-516 as a cheaper alternative. The 316 was significant in the ARPANET. Read more on the DDP-516 page. Other …
Triumph Adler TA-1000
The Triumph Adler TA-1000 is a German built computer, first produced in 1973. It can be used as a personal computer and as a terminal computer. Many were used to …
Kenbak-1
The Kenbak-1 is considered to be the worlds first “Personal Computer”. That is it didn’t take up half a room, and was designed to be used by 1 person. It …
Digital pdp8/f
Our pdp8/f has recently undergone some much needed repairs. The date stamped on the front pane PCB is March 17th 1972. This is the first pdp computer to use LED’s …