Open Systems for Open Minds.
The iconic workstations that powered the dot-com era and beyond.
The pizza boxes and lunchboxes that started it all.
64-bit powerhouses. The transition to the UltraSPARC architecture.
The late era of Sun workstations.
Non-Sun workstations and unique form factors from the golden ages.
From Mice to Tape Drives.
I have no idea if anyone else will find this useful or care, but it was driving me completely insane that there was no single, centralized place to easily search for historical ...
Read Article →When we think of the late 2000s netbook craze, the mind immediately jumps to chunky, plastic Asus Eee PCs or Acer Aspires running Windows XP. They were cheap, cheerful, and ever ...
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Read Article →Welcome to my digital museum. This project started from a love of computing history that began in the 1980s with a Commodore 64 and evolved into a fascination with the big iron of Sun Microsystems.
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