CS Museum Catalog: Items starting with %1
Shuttle X27D Computer
Mon, 2015-07-06 15:58 — walkerDonor: Grinnell College Information Technology Services
This computer was purchased in 2008 as part of an exploration of inexpensive options for MathLAN. The computer cost about $200.00 and ran a version of Linux. The X27D was capable of running all software in use on MathLAN at the time. However,…
SIGGRAPH 1990 Lanyard and Clasp
Tue, 2010-03-30 16:19 — walkerDonor: Steve Cunningham
SIGGRAPH, a Special Interest Group of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), holds conferences that focus on developments within the field of computer graphics. A lanyard and clasp were designed for the 1990 SIGGRAPH conference, held in…
Silicon Wafers
Mon, 2010-02-08 18:45 — walkerDonor: Steve Cunningham
Three silicon wafers from fairly early integrated circuit production; one is blank, one has memory chips, and one has processor chips.
Smith Corona TP1
Sun, 2010-03-14 01:42 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
The TP-1 is a micro-processor-controlled daisywheel printer. It was designed to be compatible with most microcomputers now being marketed. The TP-1 is available in two print-format versions: 10-pitch, which gives 105 characters per line or…
Sony DATStation: DAT Dual Deck Editor PCM-E7700
Fri, 2013-05-03 20:10 — spasarokDonor: Grinnell College Audiovisual Center
The Sony DATStation is a dual deck DAT editor used record, edit, and play Digital Audio Tapes (DAT). This compact home system opens to provide a screen, a general-purpose editing keyboard, and adjustable crossfade, level and balance control…
Sony KSP-60 U-matic Cassette
Thu, 2012-05-24 19:52 — walkerDonor: Helt
U-matic is an analog recording videocassette format first shown by Sony as prototype in October 1969 and released to the market in September 1971. The U-matic tape and video cassette recorder (VCR) were the first cassettes available and among the…
