Personal Collection

David Greelish shares his own backgrown of computer history nostalgia and collecting with a blog, video podcast, and audiobook podcast of "Stan Veit's History of the Personal Computer" and the "Retro Computing Roundtable" podcast.

This page is dedicated to the history of computing in general, and the history of personal computing in particular. Here, you will find a lot of bits and pieces of information about computers that were and are no longer. Some of them are still alive in the shape of emulators. Others are still being used by the scaterred groups of users, but are neither produced nor officially supported any longer. All of them have a great historical value though, as they provide us with a view on the beginning of the Digital Age we live in (not to mention that some of those old machines were quite more superior technologically than to the present personal computer.

Virtual museum of the early offices

History of the video game console

This web site is setup for people who are interested in vintage S-100 bus based computers. These computers were the first home computers people used before IBM-PC or Apple Computers existed. These largely forgotten computers have now experienced a revival in interest by hobbyists

A comprehensive and fascinating overview of the philosophy and history of the Internet. Many related links and a section on pertinent statistics.

An anecdotal history of the people and communities that brought about the Internet and the Web

The website specializes in Vector MZ and Vector 3 based Vector Graphic S-100 computer systems including: Vector Graphic System B; Vector Graphic System 2800; Vector Graphic System 3005; Vector Graphic VIP; Vector Graphic S-100 Boards; Vector MZ; Vector 3 and the; Vector Graphic Mindless Terminal.

Various analog computer links and information

Collections of many old PC computers.