• Home
  • Essays and Articles
    • Dungeons and Dragons
      • The Beginning…Old Gamer’s Legacy
      • Character Bios
      • Town of Chasm
      • Campaign Notes (part 1)
      • Campaign Notes (part 2)
      • The Makings of a Good DM…
      • The Makings of a Good Player…
    • MMOGs
      • What is EverQuest?
      • Playing in a Group
      • Playing a Cleric
    • EverQuest Stories
      • Hoknar and Liliona’s Wedding (pictures)
      • Hoknar and Lilionas wedding (text)
      • Hoknar and Lilionas Reception
      • Quest for Beer
      • Centaur Slayers
      • Flogg??
      • Fisticuffs
      • My trip to Guk
      • April 29, 2000: Journey to Kunark
      • May 12, 2000: Windmills, skeletons and clerics, Oh My!
      • June 2000: Aurelin becomes a Talon
      • Kaelon and Yemayas Wedding
      • July 22, 2000: a real cleric…
      • July 18, 2000: Dyri becomes a Talon
      • Characters…
      • Logg Krushr: Hero, statesman, geographic feature…
      • Cazic Thule or Bust…
      • Fyreheart…
      • Gone Fishin…
      • Alien Invaders…
      • Mistmoore
      • Jan 8, 2000: Paeters visit to Kerra Isle
      • Feb 16, 2000: Centaurs and Elephants…
      • Feb 28, 2000: Gators and Crocs
      • Feb 19, 2000: A weekend in Splitpaw
      • Valenesti s retirement party
      • Jan 05, 2000: Becoming a Talon
    • Computers and Technology
      • Computer Upgrade 2004
  • About Me
  • Archives
  • Gallery

Kelly's World- A View into the mind of Uber Geek, Kelly Adams

Technology, computer games, MMOGs, science…and other nerdy stuff

CommentsPosts
 
 
 
 
 
  • Critters
  • Games
  • Gear
  • Geek Miscellany
  • Girls
  • Horology
  • Life
  • Motorcycling
  • Rants
  • Site news
Sidebar
Gallery » Life in General » Motorcycle » Roadtrip #2: Computer History Museum » 101roadtrip87
 
 
 
101roadtrip87
101roadtrip81 The big black monoliths in the background are three pieces of ENIAC: the model in the foreground highlights in blue light where Three remaining pieces of ENIAC (Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator). Widely described as the first general-purpose UNIVAC console
IBM RAMAC 5 MB hard drive, circa 1956, consisting of 50 x 24 inch diameter disks and weighing well over 1000 pounds 101roadtrip87 Cray 2 super computer Early "personal" computers. Two of the first computers I used were the Imsai 8080 (upper right in the photo) and a PD
Far left is an Apple I kit (signed by Steve Wozniak). The computer to the right of that reminds me of the many S-100 bus based Babbage Difference Engine #2, serial number #2. Babbage never actually built one: serial #1 and #2 were built recently (over th Babbage designed two difference engines: "No. 2" is a faster design using far fewer parts. Neither design was actuall 101roadtrip95

101roadtrip87

Date: 08/04/2011
 
 
 

Actions
Advanced Search
Add Comment View Latest Comments View Slideshow

Roadtrip #2: Computer History Museum

1. Front door ... ... 5. Three... 6. UNIVAC console 7. IBM RAMAC 5... 8. 101roadtrip87 9. Cray 2... 10. Early... 11. Far left is... ... 180. 101roadtrip274

Random Image

Bilbo

Bilbo

Date: 03/13/2010 Views: 348

WARNING: block core.NavigationLinks doesn't exist.
Powered by Gallery v2.3

Copyright © 2013 Kelly's World- A View into the mind of Uber Geek, Kelly Adams - All Rights Reserved
Powered by WordPress & the Atahualpa Theme by BytesForAll. Discuss on our WP Forum