The Collection
Every preserved computer in the collection.
Apple II Europlus
One of the defining personal computers of the late 1970s.
- CPU
- MOS Technology 6502, 1.023 MHz + Board Microsoft Z80
- Memory
- 48 KB RAM
- OS
- IApple DOS / CP/M
- Status
- Preserved
VIC-20
An accessible colour home computer that became the first computer model to sell more than one million units.
- CPU
- MOS Technology 6502 at approximately 1 MHz
- Memory
- 5 KB RAM, expandable
- OS
- Commodore BASIC
- Status
2112
A Wyse text terminal intended for serial connection to multiuser computer systems.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
ZX Spectrum 16K
The entry configuration of Sinclair’s influential colour home computer.
- CPU
- Zilog Z80A at 3.5 MHz
- Memory
- 16 KB RAM
- OS
- Sinclair BASIC
- Status
ZX Spectrum 48K
The best-known configuration of Sinclair’s influential colour home computer.
- CPU
- Zilog Z80A at 3.5 MHz
- Memory
- 48 KB RAM
- OS
- Sinclair BASIC
- Status
Sun 1/100U
The Sun 68000 board introduced in 1982 was a powerful single-board computer. It combined a 10 MHz Motorola 68000 microprocessor, a Sun-designed memory management unit (MMU), 256 KB of zero wait state memory with parity, up to 32 KB of EPROM memory, two serial ports, a 16-bit parallel port and an Intel Multibus (IEEE 796 bus) interface in a single 12-inch-wide (300 mm), 6.75-inch-deep (171 mm) Multibus form factor.
- CPU
- Motorola 68010
- Memory
- 1MB
- OS
- SunOS 0.9
- Status
- unknow
VT220
An amber-screen VT220 text terminal implementing Digital’s influential terminal protocol.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
Personal Computer XT 5160
IBM’s hard-disk-equipped successor to the original Personal Computer.
- CPU
- Intel 8088 at 4.77 MHz
- Memory
- 640KB RAM
- OS
- IBM DOS
- Status
- Working connected to the LAN
Apple IIc
A compact and transportable member of the Apple II family.
- CPU
- 65C02 at approximately 1 MHz
- Memory
- 128 KB RAM
- OS
- ProDOS
- Status
Portable Personal Computer 5155
IBM’s transportable version of the original PC architecture.
- CPU
- Intel 8088 at 4.77 MHz + Intel 8087
- Memory
- 640KB RAM
- OS
- Compaq DOS
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
PC4
An early NCR IBM-compatible business personal computer.
- CPU
- Intel 8086 + Intel 8087
- Memory
- 640KB RAM
- OS
- NCR DOS / Minix 1.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
QL
Sinclair’s 68008-based personal computer aimed at business and professional users.
- CPU
- Motorola 68008 at 7.5 MHz
- Memory
- 128 KB RAM
- OS
- Sinclair QDOS
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Commodore 128D
A dual-processor Commodore 128 variant with an integrated disk drive.
- CPU
- MOS 8502 and Zilog Z80
- Memory
- 128 KB RAM
- OS
- Commodore BASIC 7.0 / CP/M /LUnix
- Status
- Working, connected to the LAN
Amiga 1000
The first commercial Amiga, combining advanced multimedia hardware with a pre-emptive multitasking operating system.
- CPU
- Motorola 68000 at approximately 7 MHz
- Memory
- 512 KB RAM + 1MB external ram
- OS
- AmigaOS
- Status
- Working
Macintosh Plus
An expandable compact Macintosh that helped establish the platform in homes, schools and offices.
- CPU
- Motorola 68000 at 8 MHz
- Memory
- 4 MB RAM
- OS
- System 7.5
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Macintosh II
The Macintosh II is a personal computer designed, manufactured, and sold by Apple Computer from March 1987 to January 1990. Based on the Motorola 68020 32-bit CPU, it is the first Macintosh supporting color graphics. When introduced, a basic system with monitor and 20 MB hard drive cost US$5,498 (equivalent to $15,580 in 2025). With a 13-inch color monitor and 8-bit display card, the price was about US$7,145 (equivalent to $20,250 in 2025). This placed it in competition with workstations from Silicon Graphics, Sun Microsystems, and Hewlett-Packard.
- CPU
- Motorola 68020 at 16 MHz
- Memory
- 5 MB RAM
- OS
- A/UX 3.1.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Portable 386
A transportable 386 computer with an integrated plasma display.
- CPU
- Intel 80386DX at 20 MHz + 80387 at 20Mhz
- Memory
- 1MB RAM
- OS
- Comoaq DOS
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
VT320
An amber-screen VT320 terminal from Digital’s later video-terminal family.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
Olivetti WS 685
A professional Olivetti terminal from the late 1980s, designed for business and multi-user computing environments.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
- Working
Deskpro 386s
A compact 386SX business PC from Compaq’s Deskpro family.
- CPU
- Intel 80386SX at 20Mhz + 80387 at 20Mhz
- Memory
- 6MB Ram
- OS
- MS-DOS 3.3
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Macintosh SE/30
A powerful compact Macintosh built around the 32-bit Motorola 68030.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030 at 16 MHz
- Memory
- 20 MB RAM
- OS
- System 7.6.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
SPARCstation 1+
An enhanced version of Sun’s compact original SPARCstation desktop.
- CPU
- SPARC processor at 25 MHz
- Memory
- 24MB ECC memory
- OS
- SunOS 4.1.2
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Macintosh IIfx
Apple’s high-performance 68030 workstation-class Macintosh.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030 at 40 MHz
- Memory
- 32 MB RAM
- OS
- A/UX 3.1.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
TT030
Atari’s professional 68030 workstation and successor to the ST family.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030 at 32 MHz
- Memory
- 4MB + 16MB RAM
- OS
- Atari TOS / FreeMint / NetBSD / Atari Unix System V
- Status
- Working connected to the LAN
Amiga 3000
A professional Amiga workstation with 68030 performance and integrated SCSI.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030 at 25Mhz
- Memory
- 2MB + 16MB RAM
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.1 / Amiga Unix 2.1
- Status
- Working connected to the LAN
Compaq 386N
An early notebook-class 386SX portable computer from Compaq.
- CPU
- Intel 80386SX at 16Mhz + 80387 at 16Mhz
- Memory
- 6MB Ram
- OS
- MS-DOS / Microsoft Windows 3.11
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Deskpro 386s/20N
A network-oriented 20 MHz 386SX member of Compaq’s Deskpro range.
- CPU
- Intel 80386SX at 20 MHz + Intel 80387sx at 20Mhz
- Memory
- 8MB RAM
- OS
- Xenix 2.3.4
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
VT420
A green-screen VT420 text terminal with expanded session and display capabilities.
- CPU
- Terminal controller
- Memory
- Terminal-local display memory
- OS
- Terminal firmware
- Status
- Working
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
P5000M
A Hyundai PC-compatible desktop whose precise factory configuration varies.
- CPU
- Intel x86 processor; exact configuration requires verification
- Memory
- Model-dependent RAM
- OS
- MS-DOS
- Status
System 3230
A 486-generation NCR system offered for commercial and multiuser computing.
- CPU
- Intel 80486DX at 33Mhz
- Memory
- 16MB RAM
- OS
- Windows 95 - Looking for UNIX NCR
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
SPARCstation 2
A widely used 40 MHz SPARC workstation in Sun’s compact desktop format.
- CPU
- SPARC processor at 40 MHz
- Memory
- ECC memory; configuration varies
- OS
- SunOS / Solaris
- Status
A5000
A fast ARM3 desktop widely used in British education.
- CPU
- ARM3 at 25 MHz
- Memory
- 4MB RAM
- OS
- RISC OS 3.1
- Status
- 100% working in lan
Macintosh Quadra 700
One of Apple’s first Macintosh systems based on the Motorola 68040.
- CPU
- Motorola 68040 at 25 MHz / PowerPC board at 50Mhz
- Memory
- 68 MB RAM
- OS
- System 7.6.1
- Status
- Working connected to the LAN
DECstation 5000/240
A high-end MIPS-based UNIX workstation with TurboChannel expansion.
- CPU
- MIPS R3000A at 40 MHz
- Memory
- 64MB ECC memory
- OS
- ULTRIX 4.5
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
VAXstation 3100 Model 76
A compact networked VAX system for departmental and technical use.
- CPU
- VAX processor
- Memory
- 32MB ECC memory
- OS
- OpenBSD
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
VAXstation 4000 VLC
A very compact entry-level VAX workstation with built-in networking.
- CPU
- VAX processor at approximately 25 MHz
- Memory
- 24MB RAM
- OS
- OpenVMS 7.3
- Status
- Working
RS/6000 Model 7011 / 25F
A compact early RS/6000 workstation running IBM’s AIX UNIX environment.
- CPU
- IBM POWER processor; configuration varies
- Memory
- 16 MB ECC memory
- OS
- AIX 3.2.5
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Vaxstation 4000/60
Running OpenVMS 7.3
- CPU
- KA46 55Mhz
- Memory
- 104MB RAM
- OS
- OpenVMS 7.3
- Status
- Preserved
Amiga 1200
A compact AGA-generation Amiga designed for the home market.
- CPU
- Motorola 68EC020 at approximately 14 MHz
- Memory
- 2 MB Chip RAM + 8MB Ram
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Amiga 4000
Commodore’s flagship AGA workstation for graphics, video and professional expansion.
- CPU
- Motorola 68040 at 25Mhz
- Memory
- 2MB + 16MB RAM
- OS
- AmigaOS 3.9
- Status
- Working connected to the LAN
Amiga 600
The smallest classic Amiga, with PCMCIA and internal IDE in a keyboard-sized enclosure.
- CPU
- Motorola 68000 at approximately 7 MHz
- Memory
- 1 MB Chip RAM; expandable
- OS
- AmigaOS 2.0
- 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
NeXTstation Turbo Color
A colour 68040 workstation combining NeXTSTEP with Display PostScript.
- CPU
- Motorola 68040 at 33 MHz
- Memory
- 128MB RAM
- OS
- OpenSTEP 4.2
- Status
- 100% Working
SPARCstation 10
A modular multiprocessor-capable SPARC workstation from the early 1990s.
- CPU
- 2 x Sparc 75Mhz
- Memory
- 256 MB ECC memory
- OS
- SunOS 4.1.4 / NeXTSTEP 3.3 / NetBSD 9.2
- Status
- Working connected the the lan
Macintosh LC III
A compact colour Macintosh that brought a full 32-bit data path to Apple’s affordable LC family.
- CPU
- Motorola 68030 at 25 MHz
- Memory
- 36 MB
- OS
- System 7.6.1 / NetBSD 9.2
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Presario 425
An all-in-one 486 home computer from the original Compaq Presario range.
- CPU
- Intel 80486SX at 25 MHz
- Memory
- Model-dependent RAM
- OS
- MS-DOS / Microsoft Windows
- Status
Endeavor 4DX2/66
A compact 32-bit desktop built around Intel’s 66 MHz i486DX2, representing the high end of Epson’s Endeavor 486 range in the early 1990s.
- CPU
- Intel 80486DX/2 at 66Mhz
- Memory
- 32MB Ram
- OS
- Linux Caldera
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Indy
An accessible compact UNIX workstation designed for graphics, multimedia and the early web.
- CPU
- MIPS processor; configuration varies
- Memory
- Model-dependent RAM
- OS
- IRIX
- Status
SPARCstation 20
A highly configurable multiprocessor SPARC desktop workstation.
- CPU
- 2 x hyperSPARC processors at 166Mhz
- Memory
- 512MB ECC memory
- OS
- Solaris 2.6 / NetBSD 9.1
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Risc PC 700
A modular ARM workstation with Acorn’s distinctive stackable case.
- CPU
- StrongArm at 200Mhz
- Memory
- 128MB RAM
- OS
- RISC OS
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
AlphaServer 1000
A departmental 64-bit Alpha server from Digital Equipment Corporation.
- CPU
- Alpha processor 21064A (EV45) at 233Mhz
- Memory
- 256MB ECC memory
- OS
- Digital UNIX 4.0d
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
AlphaStation 4/166
An entry-level 64-bit Alpha workstation supporting several operating systems.
- CPU
- Alpha 21066 at 166 MHz
- Memory
- 128MB ECC memory
- OS
- Digital UNIX
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
RS/6000 Model 42t
The IBM RS/6000 Model 42T (7006-42T) is a classic 32-bit desktop workstation introduced by IBM in 1995. Built for technical and scientific computing
- CPU
- IBM PowerPC 604 at 120Mhz
- Memory
- 128 MB ECC memory
- OS
- AIX 4.3.3
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
MASTER Premium 133
The PC Master PRO series was marketed as a complete, ready-to-use personal computer rather than as a generic clone, continuing a product family that had already included several 486-based systems earlier in the decade
- CPU
- Intel Pentium 133Mhz
- Memory
- 32MB Ram
- OS
- Windows 95
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Power Macintosh 6400
A consumer PowerPC tower combining multimedia hardware with an unusually distinctive enclosure.
- CPU
- PowerPC 603e 200Mhz
- Memory
- 136MB Ram
- OS
- MacOS 8.6 / BeOS 4.5
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Xana II
An Olivetti personal computer from the late 1990s Pentium II based
- CPU
- Intel Pentium II at 266Mhz
- Memory
- 256MB RAM
- OS
- SCO OpenServer 5
- Status
O2
A compact Silicon Graphics workstation with a unified-memory multimedia architecture.
- CPU
- MIPS R12000 processor at 400 MHz
- Memory
- 448MB RAM
- OS
- IRIX 6.5.30
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Power Macintosh 8600
A professional PowerPC tower designed for media production and expansion.
- CPU
- PowerPC 604e; speed varies by model
- Memory
- 168-pin DIMM RAM; configuration varies
- OS
- Mac OS
- Status
AlphaPC 164LX
An ATX Alpha motherboard platform intended for high-performance workstations.
- CPU
- Alpha 21164 at 533
- Memory
- 512MB ECC SDRAM
- OS
- Tru64 5.1b
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Digital PC 5100
A Pentium MMX business desktop from Digital’s PC range.
- CPU
- Intel Pentium with MMX at 200 MHz
- Memory
- 256MB RAM
- OS
- OpenBSD / NetBSD
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
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
PC Server 315
IBM entry-level departmental server
- CPU
- Pentium Pro at 200Mhz
- Memory
- 128MB MB ECC memory
- OS
- OS/2 Warp
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
RS/6000 43P Model 150
A compact PCI-based RS/6000 workstation for AIX technical workloads.
- CPU
- PowerPC 604e; speed varies by configuration
- Memory
- ECC memory; configuration varies
- OS
- AIX
- Status
Ultra 60
A dual-capable UltraSPARC workstation for engineering and technical computing.
- CPU
- 2 x UltraSPARC II 450Mhz
- Memory
- 1GB ECC memory
- OS
- NetBSD/Solaris 2.6/Solaris 10
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Power Macintosh G3 (Blue and White)
A translucent blue-and-white PowerPC tower that introduced a new industrial design for Apple’s professional desktops.
- CPU
- PowerPC G3 350Mhz
- Memory
- 384MB PC100 SDRAM
- OS
- Mac OS 9.2.2
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Power Macintosh G4 350
An early 350 MHz Power Macintosh G4 from Apple’s first G4 desktop generation.
- CPU
- PowerPC G4 at 350 MHz
- Memory
- PC100 SDRAM; configuration varies
- OS
- Mac OS
- Status
AlphaServer DS10
A compact single-processor Alpha server for departmental and technical workloads.
- CPU
- Alpha 21264
- Memory
- 2GB ECC memory
- OS
- Tru64 UNIX / OpenVMS
- 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
Power Mac G4 Cube
A fanless PowerPC G4 desktop housed in a distinctive suspended acrylic cube.
- CPU
- PowerPC G4 at 450 or 500 MHz; configuration varies by model
- Memory
- PC100 SDRAM, expandable to 1.5 GB
- OS
- Mac OS 9 / Mac OS X
- Status
RS/6000 44P Model 170
A deskside POWER workstation for demanding AIX engineering and scientific work.
- CPU
- POWER3-II
- Memory
- 1GB ECC memory
- OS
- AIX
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Fuel
A deskside MIPS workstation from the final generation of SGI IRIX systems.
- CPU
- MIPS R14000A 600Mhz
- Memory
- 1GB ECC
- OS
- IRIX 6.5.22
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Sun Blade 150
An entry-level UltraSPARC workstation in Sun’s early-2000s desktop range.
- CPU
- UltraSPARC IIi at 550 or 650 MHz; configuration varies
- Memory
- ECC memory; configuration varies
- OS
- Solaris
- Status
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
Mac mini G4
Apple’s original compact and affordable desktop, built around the PowerPC G4 architecture.
- CPU
- PowerPC G4 at 1.25Ghz
- Memory
- PC2700 DDR SDRAM 1 GB
- OS
- NetBSD 11.0 / MorphOS
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
SUN Ultra 24 Workstation
An x86 workstation from Sun’s later hardware era, designed for multiple operating systems.
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Extreme processor at 3Ghz
- Memory
- 8GB ECC
- OS
- OpenIndiana, Solaris 10, Debian 13.6, FreeBSD 15.1, Haiku
- Status
- Working
Macbook White
A unibody polycarbonate MacBook introduced in late 2009, representing the final major generation of Apple’s white consumer notebook before the line was discontinued.
- CPU
- Intel Core 2 Duo P7550 at 2.26 GHz
- Memory
- 8GB PC100 SDRAM
- OS
- FreeBSD 14
- Status
- Working connected to the lan
Mac Pro (Late 2013)
A professional workstation built around a cylindrical thermal core.
- CPU
- Intel Xeon E5, 6 cores
- Memory
- 64 GB ECC DDR3
- OS
- Linux Debian 13.6
- Status
- Working connected to the lan