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infinitemac.org Tech

Infinite Mac

Classic Macintosh and NeXT systems from 1984 onward running instantly in the browser, complete with period software libr…

js-dos.com Tech

js-dos

A browser-based DOS emulator that lets you run classic MS-DOS games instantly without installing anything.

bbcelite.com Tech

Mark Moxon's Software Archaeology

Fully annotated disassemblies of classic games like Elite on the BBC Micro, explaining line by line how the code worked,…

megaprocessor.com Tech

Megaprocessor

The site of the Megaprocessor, an enormous hand-built computer made from 42,300 individual transistors, designed so you…

svtsim.com Science

Moonjs AGC Simulator

A browser simulator of the Apollo Guidance Computer that runs the actual Moon landing software, with the display and key…

msx.org Tech

MSX.org

A community hub for the MSX home computer standard, with news, downloads, and forums for a platform still actively used…

obsolescence.wixsite.com Tech

Obsolescence Guaranteed

The blog of a vintage computer collector documenting restoration projects and unusual finds, including obscure and one-o…

os2museum.com Tech

OS/2 Museum

A detailed technical blog exploring the history of IBM OS/2 and DOS-era software internals, written by an operating syst…

pagetable.com Tech

Pagetable

The blog of engineer Michael Steil, with deep technical dives into vintage computer internals, ROM disassembly, and reve…

pcjs.org Tech

PCjs Machines

Working JavaScript emulations of the original IBM PC and other vintage machines, booting real DOS, OS/2, and early Windo…

retrocomputing.stackexchange.com Tech

Retrocomputing Stack Exchange

A question-and-answer community where enthusiasts discuss vintage hardware, obscure operating systems, and the history o…

unsafeperform.io Tech

Retrocomputing With Clash

A tutorial on designing retro computer hardware for FPGAs in Haskell, using abstractions like monads and lenses to imple…

oldcomputers.net Tech

Steve's Old Computers

A hobbyist museum of vintage computers from the 1970s and 80s, with photos, specs, and stories about machines like the A…

techtinkering.com Tech

TechTinkering

A hobbyist blog about retro computers and programming, with hands-on articles on the VIC-20, CP/M, PDP-8, Commodore mach…

icm.museum Tech

The Interim Computer Museum

A volunteer museum site preserving vintage computers, with collections, recollections and event pages for retro-computin…

computinghistory.org.uk Tech

The National Museum of Computing

The UK's National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park, sharing exhibits and stories about British computing history fr…

old-computers.com Tech

The Old Computer Museum

An extensive museum-style catalogue of historic computers, consoles, and calculators, with specifications and photos spa…

tnmoc.org Tech

TNMOC

The National Museum of Computing, based at Bletchley Park, showcasing rebuilt wartime codebreaking machines and the hist…

druid77.github.io Tech

TRS-GPT

A project write-up showing ChatGPT running on a 1981 TRS-80 Model III, with a client and server that let the vintage mac…

copy.sh Tech

v86

An x86 emulator running entirely in the browser, letting you boot Linux, FreeDOS, Windows 98, and other operating system…

vetusware.com Tech

Vetusware

An archive of old software versions and operating systems available for download, preserving early releases that have va…

vintageapple.org Tech

Vintage Apple

An archive preserving early Apple II and Macintosh software, manuals, and marketing material from the first two decades…

vintagecomputer.net Tech

Vintage Computer

A hobbyist site documenting classic computer restoration projects, with manufacturer photos, disk images, and software a…

vcfed.org Tech

Vintage Computer Federation

The nonprofit Vintage Computer Federation, which runs museums and festivals dedicated to preserving and exhibiting histo…

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