Research

PLATO History resource documenting the PLATO computer-based education system, a pioneering platform that introduced many concepts later found in the modern Internet.

Vintage Calculators Web Museum, showcasing a collection of mechanical and electronic calculators with detailed photographs and historical information.

Personal Computer Museum in Brantford, Ontario, Canada - housing one of Canada's largest collections of vintage personal computers and gaming systems.

Computer Collector's collection featuring vintage computers, peripherals, and computing memorabilia with photos and historical information.

IPSJ Computer Museum, maintained by the Information Processing Society of Japan, documenting the history of computing in Japan with virtual exhibits of significant machines.

Museums Computer Group (MCG), a UK-based professional network for people working with digital technology in museums, galleries, and heritage organizations.

Online museum of mechanical calculators featuring photos, videos, and information on abacuses, slide rules, and early calculating instruments from around the world.

Technical history of Acorn Computers by Chris McMoredie, documenting the British company that created the BBC Micro, Archimedes, and the ARM processor architecture.

EMIDEC computing history site preserving information about the EMI Electronics EMIDEC 1100 and 2400, early British transistorized computers from the 1960s.

BCL Computers preservation project in the UK, documenting and restoring historic British computing equipment including the Molecular 1 and other machines.