Brand: HP (7 machines)
A bit of history
From scientific instruments to calculators, UNIX workstations and enterprise systems, HP spans generations of computing.
On display here are 7 HP machines from the collection. Open a card to see its photographs, present configuration and technical specifications.
Apollo 400t
A Motorola 68040 workstation from the period when Apollo systems became part of HP.
- CPU
- Motorola 68040 at 25Mhz
- Memory
- 24MB ECC memory
- OS
- Domain/OS / HP-UX
- Status
700/96
A professional text terminal from Hewlett-Packard, designed for use with HP 9000/HP-UX and HP 3000 systems, as well as other UNIX hosts.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
- Working
Apollo 9000 Model 735
A powerful PA-RISC engineering workstation from the early 1990s.
- CPU
- PA-RISC 100Mhz
- Memory
- 128MB ECC memory
- OS
- NeXTSTEP 3.3 / HP-UX 9
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Vectra 33N
A compact 33 MHz 486 business desktop from HP’s Vectra range.
- CPU
- Intel 80386SX at 33 MHz + 80387SX at 33Mhz
- Memory
- 16MB RAM
- OS
- INTERACTIVE Unix 4.1
- Status
HP 9000 D220
A mid-range HP-UX server based on Hewlett-Packard’s PA-RISC 1.1 architecture, introduced in 1997 as part of the D-Class family.
- CPU
- HP PA-7300LC, 132 MHz
- Memory
- 128MB ECC memory
- OS
- HP-UX 8
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Visualize C360
A high-performance PA-RISC UNIX workstation for engineering and visualisation.
- CPU
- PA-8500 at 360 MHz
- Memory
- 512MB ECC memory
- OS
- HP-UX 11i
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
c8000 Workstation
One of HP’s final and most powerful PA-RISC desktop workstations.
- CPU
- PA-8900 at 1Ghz
- Memory
- 12GB ECC memory
- OS
- HP-UX / Linux Debian
- Status
- Working connected to the lan