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| 11. | | Daves Old Computers
dunfield.classiccmp.org
I have been involved in the computer industry since the mid 1970's, and I have seen many different machines and architectures come and go. Along the way I used and worked with a lot of them. The computer industry is one of the fastest changing fields there is, and in this headlong rush toward "progress", the roots from which we have grown are often forgotten...
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| 13. | | History of Computing Science: Computer History from the Past
lecture.eingang.org
The first (and only) lecture in the series is about the history of computing from the past to the present. This offers the student or casual browser an overview of the advances in science that made desktop computers possible starting with the invention of counting.
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| 14. | | CommodoreZ.com
commodorez.com
CommodoreZ.com, home of the Cactus homebrew computer.
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| 15. | | Welcome to Altair680Kit.com!
www.altair680kit.com
The Altair 680 is one of my favorite computers. Its small, easy to assemble, and in its minimal configuration is very useful. The Altair 680 comes with 1k of memory, 256 bytes of system monitor ROM, and 768 bytes of VTL-2 (Very Tiny Language) ROM. With these minimalist resources it is able to do quite a lot! VTL-2 is an amazing piece of code! The Altair 680 can easily be upgraded to 32k or
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| 16. | | History of Computing
lecture.eingang.org
Welcome to Calypso's Lecture Series for CS-100. The first (and only) lecture in the series is about the history of computing from the past to the present. This offers the student or casual browser an overview of the advances in science that made desktop computers possible starting with the invention of counting.
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| 18. | | Altair BASIC 3.2 (4K) - Annotated Disassembly
altairbasic.org
Here is a complete annotated disassembly of Altair BASIC 3.2 (4K). I have faithfully followed the program order, and the code naturally divides into three sections - the Interpreter, the Maths Package, and Initialisation.
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| 19. | | The Virtual Altair Museum
www.virtualaltair.com
The Virtual Altair Museum contains information about the Altair 8800, Altair 8800a, Altair 8800b, Altair 8800b Turnkey, icom Attache, Altair 680b, Altair 680b Turnkey, icom CP6800, Altair8800b-sm, Altair 8800b-dm, MITS, Pertec, icom Microperipherals, MITS 300/25 Business System, MITS 300/55 Business System. The MITS Altair is the first personal computer. The Virtual Altair Museum provides Altai
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| 20. | | The GNU Prolog web site
gprolog.org
GNU Prolog is a free Prolog compiler with constraint solving over finite domains developed by Daniel Diaz.
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