Computers

Human curated collection of retro and computing news. Site by Jan and Bastian.

Offers an archive of information including patches and jumpers for users of this operating system.

Selling a wide variety of vintage computing hardware and software. From classic Apple IIGS computers to Wordperfect 5.1. [RSS]

This is a veritable "home museum" covering the personal computer from the PDP-11 and the IBM 5100 onwards...

A virtual computer museum representing Erik Klein's personal collection of historical computers. The site features computer history, pictures and a message board.

Heathkit and Zenith 8-bit computers and non-IBM compatible systems, like the H8, H11, H89, and H/Z-100. Includes information, software, manuals, catalogs, and an H89 emulator.

All about the Aquarius computer by Mattel Electronics / Radofin with technical information and links.

A website about the old workstations, focusing on unix systems. The only known archive of material.

Vendor of the original 8080-based microcomputer. They still sell parts and are releasing a more modern release, the IMSAI Series 2, compatible with CP/M and ZS-DOS.

Dedicated to all aspects of retro computing, old computers, games consoles, handhelds, games and watches.

Contains historical information as well as collector links.

A historical timeline on computers dating back to 1970.

Non-profit organization serving the online community by providing old versions of various programs.

All about PERQ workstations.

Over 16,000 photos and descriptions of retro to antique computers and components. Site is in French, but offers an English translation.

Emulates the rebooting of several vintage operating systems.

Software for classic computer systems.

Exploring retro computing (hardware, software and experience) in a Tasmanian context.

Mark Baxman, writing about retro computer consoles and other technology, as a hobby.

Trading and auction site dedicated to retro computer hardware, software, and accessories.

Software for Honeywell Series 16 bit minicomputers. DDP-116 DDP-516 and H-316 / H316.

Downloadable games and programs with screenshots, cover art, and documentation.

Information about storage tube vector graphics terminals, with examples from a private collection.

Dedicated to old equipment. History, collection, news, trades, and forum.

Retro systems and gaming news. Site by Paulo Garcia and Louie Dimovski. Formerly known as CommodoreBlog.

Zusie is a computer built almost entirely out of relays. It is inspired by the work of Konrad Zuse in the 1930's.