Colossus its Purpose and Operation
Codes and Ciphers site covering WWII cryptography including the Colossus computer, Enigma machine, and the Lorenz cipher system at Bletchley Park.
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Timeline: History of Visual Effects VFX, Computer Graphics, CGI, Computer Animation
Visual effects and computer graphics timeline by Barbara Flueckiger (Zauberklang), cataloging the history of VFX, CGI, and computer animation techniques in film.
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Konrad Zuse (1910-1995)
Jurgen Schmidhuber's resource page on Konrad Zuse, covering the inventor's contributions to computing including the Z1, Z2, Z3, and Z4 machines.
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History of SPARC systems 1987 to 2010
History of SPARC systems from 1987 to 2010, documenting Sun Microsystems' SPARC processor architecture and the workstations and servers that used it.
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Swarthmore College Computer Society
Swarthmore College Computer Society (SCCS) providing computing resources and documenting the history of computing at Swarthmore College.
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CPU Shack Museum
CPU Shack Museum - an online museum dedicated to microprocessor history with one of the world's largest collections of CPU chips and related documentation.
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Antique Chip Collector's Page
Antique chip collector's resource with information about vintage integrated circuits, early microprocessors, and semiconductor history.
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Carl Friend's Minicomputer "Museum"
Chris Friend's personal computing museum website featuring a collection of vintage computers with photos, specifications, and historical notes.
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Old Computer Hut
Old Computer Hut, a personal collection of vintage British and international computers with photographs and descriptions.
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ENIAC Museum!
University of Pennsylvania's ENIAC exhibit page, commemorating the first general-purpose electronic computer built at the Moore School of Electrical Engineering.
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