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Tom Knight's PDP-6 page with scans of the print set and hardware maintenance manual.

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PDP-10 Software Archive at Trailing-Edge.Com.DECsystem-2065, KL10-PW processor (model B with bigger cache and paging TLB).DECsystem-2020, KS10 processor - missing the front panel.DECsystem 1090, KL10-PV (model B) processor.

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PDP-8 archive at Update Computer Club's PDP-8 FTP archive.The Computer History Simulation Project (including Bob Supnik's SIMH simulators).Mainly intended for word-processing (WPS-8), but can also This is a PC-style box (same packaging as a DEC Rainbow), butīased on the Intersil 6100, a single-chip PDP-8 CPU. RX01 dual 8 inch single-density floppy drive.RX02 dual 8 inch double-density floppy drive.LAB-8/e, a PDP-8/e intended for laboratory use.VR12 X-Y display monitor (similar to VR14).24 KW of semiconductor memory (third-party).PDP-12 (a hybrid of the PDP-8 and LINC, intended for laboratory use).one spare PDP-8/I front panel and backplane.two 8-inch floppy drive subsystems with a custom-madeĬontrollers that reportedly emulate a DECtape.VICUG - The Virtual Internet Commodore User's Groupĥ52 was originally designed for the PDP-5, and isīuilt from System Modules rather than the later Flip-Chip.The Commodore Knowledgebase, including an amazing section,.Larry Anderson's Classic Commodore Site and.6502 Software Development Kit for Windows.

6502 Cross-Development Languages and Tools.

Commodore 8-bit server on Commodore 8-bit archive on Dan Fandrich's 8-bit Commodore Info, which includes.

2031 single disk drive, IEEE-488 interface (looks like a 1541).

8250LP dual floppy disk drive, high-density double-sided with.

Supplied with a variety of languagesįrom the Univerity of Waterloo, including assembler, APL, BASIC, Similar to a CBM 8032 with an added Motorola 6809 CPU and anĮxtra 64K bytes of RAM. 8K RAM.Ī newer relative of the PET, with 32K of RAM and an 80-column display. The original, with the calculator-style keyboard.

B&C ComputerVisions still sells Atari 8-bit systems and accessories.

The Department of Special Collections of the Stanford University LibaryĬollection of Apple records from 1977-1998

Lisa 2/10, later known as the Macintosh XL.

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Including Sara, an Apple /// simulator for the Macintosh

Washington Apple Pi's Apple /// Resource page.

System Description: The Apple-II article by Steven Wozniak, published in BYTE in May 1977.

Various Apple ][ software and documentation is available from Syndicomm, including the materials originally published by APDA (and then Byte Works).

Various Apple ][ products including hard drives are available from Alltech Electronics.

Alex Maddison's Simulator Resources Guide.

Neil Parker's list of Apple II WWW and FTP Sites.

Apple II Public Domain File Archive at the University of Iowa.

Everything you ever wanted to know about Apple CP/M.

32-bit coprocessor card using the MC68020 and MC68881.

I used to develop Apple ][ software and hardware. Stellation Two Mill card (6809 coprocessor).Apple //c with the optional LCD display.Virtual Alpha Micro by Mike Noel - an AM100 simulator.AM-1200 system (based on Motorola 68K CPU).Priam 3350-10 hard drive, 14-inch Winchester, 35 megabyte.128 kbyte memory card (very tall, won't fit normal S-100 cage).AM-100 CPU, a two-board set based on the WD16 chip set.Bell Labs CARDIAC (CARDboard Illustrated Aid to Computing), a.5620 DMD windowing terminal (commercial version of Rob Pike's BLIT).

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3B1 Unix PC - has a "hump" under the monitor, to accomodate a full-height hard disk drive.

7300 Unix PC - the original version, with a 5.25-inch half-height hard disk drive.

With a custom MMU, built for AT&T by Convergent Technologies Generally speaking, nothing listed on this page is being offered for sale,Įxcept perhaps the items in the trade section.Ī desktop personal Unix system based on a Motorola MC68010 CPU

Unfortunately I don't have very much time to spend on this I've tried to provide some technical information of a few of the interesting Others have faded into obscurity, despite Some of these machines are well known and were Mostly machines made before 1982,īut with a few exceptions. Eric Smith's Retrocomputing page Retrocomputing