Computer Museum

For almost 20 years, I have been collecting "antique" and "classic" computers. My hope is to someday figure out a way to have a museum to display these "remnants of a once proud civilization." My collection may be considered "large" by some and consists of over 100 computers (I've lost count ). If you'd like to get rid of that great antique, drop me an e-mail.

Fast Facts:

Oldest Computer: 1969 Varian Mini Computer

Newest Computer: 2007 24inch 2.16 GHz iMac

Most "obscure" computer: COSMAC VIP (Video Information Processor)

Least "rare" computer: 4 Timex/Sinclair 1000s with accessories

A partial list of what's in the collection:

Apple

Apple II+,IIe,IIc,IIc+, IIgs

Macintosh 512k, Plus, SE, II, IIc, IIci,IIsi, LCII,Portable,Powerbook 165, iMac 400MHz, iMac 2.16GHz / 24 in

Newton Message Pad 120

AppleWriter II, Apple Thermal Printer

Commodore

Pet 8032

Commodore VIC-20, 64, 128, Plus4

CBM printer

CP/M

Xerox 820, 8/16

Columbia 64 ("Conkey Box")

OSI Challenger

Morrow Designs

Horizon 3

Four S-100 type computers

Heath

Heath H-8 with H-89 terminal

Z-100

Z-148, Z-159, Z-248

Zsport laptops

IBM

Original 5 Slot PC

XT, PS/1

IBM PC Compatible

Gateway 486DX-50

Northgate 386

Packard Bell Pentium 90

Compaq Portable, Presario

7 XT clones

3 i386 clones

A handful Pentium I and II

Laptops

Bondwell B210

Compaq 325

IBM Thinkpad 365, G40

Midwest Micro Soundbook IIp

Northgate Portable

Motorola MC6800 Based

SWTPC 6800

SWTPC 6809

Smoke Signal Broadcasting 6800

Osborne

Osborne I and Executive

Printers

Panasonic KXP-1091

Panasonic KXP-1024

Epson MX-80

Okidata 80

HP Deskjet 500, 560c, 681

HP Deskjet 932c

HP Thinkjet (Parallel and Serial)

Lexmark Ink Jet

Sinclair

ZX80, ZX81

Timex/Sinclair 1000

Single Board Types

RCA 1802 Processor

Netronics Elf II

Quest Super Elf

COSMAC VIP

RCA1802 Evaluation Board

MOSTEK 6502 Processor

KIM-1

SYM-1

Rockwell AIM-65

Intel SDK-85

TI-9900 Student Eval Kit

Motorola 68HC16 Eval board

Tandy

Color Computer 1,2,3 and MC-10

Model 102, 600 portables

Pocket Computer 1, 2 and 4

TRS-80 Model I, II and IV

Line Printer, Daisy Wheel, Ink Jet

Terminals

DEC GIGI

Televideo 920

Wyse

ADM-3A+

Texas Instruments

TI-99/4A - Silver/Black and Beige

Silent 700 Terminal

"Tween Machines" - computers that had both Z80 and 8088 processors to run CP/M and MS-DOS

Sanyo 550 "Silver Box"

Xerox 8/16

Other

Interdata

JRC1

Varian/Borroughs mini computer (w/ Teletype)

Lanier Word Processor

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URL: www.DavidRHunter.com