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Computer Industry History

[ History of: The Web - The Computer - Computer Companies - People - Silicon Valley ]
  • Alan Turing (The) Home Page - Founder of Computer Science
  • Bletchley Park - Britain's Best Kept Secret - Enigma & Colossus
  • C Language Development History
  • Charles Babbage's Calculating Engines from 1832-71 (Science Museum)
  • Charles Babbage Institute
  • Chronology of Computer History: 3000 BC to the Present
  • Chronology of Digital Computing Machines to 1952
  • Chronology of Events in the History of Microcomputers 1947-1979
  • Chronology of Events in the History of Microcomputers 1980-1989
  • Chronology of Events in the History of Microcomputers 1990-2000
  • Collection of Computer Antiques of Mark Metzler
  • Computer Chronicles: From Stone to Silicon
  • Computer History Association of California
  • Computer Museum History Center (The)
  • Computer Museum in Amsterdam
  • Computer Museum of America
  • Computer Museum Network (The) in Boston
  • Computers: History and Development
  • EDSAC - first stored-program computer to operate a regular computing service - (1949)
  • Electronic Calculator History 1964 - 1975
  • ENIAC Virtual Museum in Pennsylvania
  • Ferranti Mark 1 (The) - (1948)
  • Franz' Computer History
  • Great Microprocessors of the Past and Present
  • Historic Computer Images
  • Historical Computer Society Virtual Computer History Museum
  • History of Computing - IEEE Computer Society
  • History of Computing (The) - Virginia Tech
  • History of Computers at Grant MacEwan Community College
  • History Of Computers During My Lifetime (1970-1990) by Jason Patterson
  • History of Computing - Main Events from 1937 to 1999 by MB Solutions
  • History of Computers Web Site
  • History of Computing Information
  • H i s t o r y . o f . C o m p u t i n g . P r o j e c t (T h e . )
  • History of the Development of Parallel Computing (1955-1993)
  • History of Shareware & PsL
  • History of The Silicon Valley - Fred Terman
  • History of the Home Computers (1975-today)
  • Home Computer Hall of Fame
  • HP Calculators Museum 1614 - 1986
  • IBM Speakers Bureau Slide Show at CMA 1600 - 1960s
  • IEEE Annals of the History of Computing
  • Interpersonal computer through history, sort of (The) - by IBM
  • Linux Kernal History
  • Machine That Changed the World (The)
  • Manchester Differential Analyser - 1935 (Science Museum)
  • Manchester Mark 1 (The) - (1948)
  • Manchester Small Scale Experimental Machine (The) -- "The Baby" - (1948)
  • Mechanical Calculating Machines History 1623 - 1954
  • Mind Machine Web Museum - a virtual computer history gallery
  • Museum of Soviet Calculators On the Web (MOSCOW)
  • Napier's Bones - 1617 (Science Museum)
  • Obsolete Computer Museum
  • Operating Systems Through Time
  • Outlining software History by Dave Winer
  • Personal Computer Museum, Stenungsund, Sweden
  • Pilot ACE (Automatic Computing Engine) - 1950 (Science Museum)
  • Silicon Valley and Route 128 - Historical Perspective
  • Slide Rule by Robert Bissaker - 1654 (Science Museum)
  • Software Museum (The) - Amsterdam
  • Telemuseum - Stockholm
  • Timeline of Computer History (Computer Museum)
  • Twenty Five Years of the Microprocessor
  • Unix History
  • Usenet History
  • Very early C compilers and language
  • Virtual Altair Museum (The)
  • Virtual Museum of Computing (The)
  • VisiCalc and Software Arts History

    • Computer Company & Computer People Histories

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