Keyboard Spotting
The Protomic DataStealth is an elusive monoblock split from the '90s, designed by Benjamin Rossen.
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An actual battle station from the USS Midway Museum. Posted by
yagtechceo.
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It seems Fujitsu made ALPS keyboards. An Oasys spotted by by
May_1.
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A nice review of a Compaq Plus Portable (1983) by Dmitrii Eliuseev.
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A nice Dolch PAC 586 found and saved by
Bakedprawns.
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A gorgeous Memorex 2051 terminal keyboard spotted by
TechManPrieto.
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A beautiful luggable Victor Vicky V9000 found by
yesman_85's parents.
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A Grid Compass from the Space Shuttle – spotted by
herronious.
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The Soviet SKALA was the process computer for the RBMK Nuclear Reactor at Chernobyl NPP.
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The classy IBM SCAMP was a prototype to showcase the APL programming language (1973).
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Is this ergonomic workplace from an old Soviet sci-fi or an exhibition back in 1969?
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An ADDS Viewpoint A2 acquired by
Eragaurd.
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A battered Tektronix 4014-1 computer terminal spotted by
Jaceveldhuis.
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The only known working Aesthedes in the world. A CAD/CAM system from 1985,
whizzi worked for nearly a year to get it to this state.
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Canon Cat is a task-dedicated desktop computer released by Canon Inc. in 1987.
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Naval Air AAAP1000 AWACS Alpha-Numeric Entry Device picked up by
glenndrives at an auction.
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A cool control station terminal spotted by
jacksonh22.
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An ABB branded keyboard with some extra keys. Spotted by
BoBxDoll.
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A rare Apple-1 from 1976-1977 in koa wood case is on sale. Starting bid: $200,000.
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An unknown terminal model found by
jacksonh22 in an abandoned factory.
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Rossenheimer thought folks will appreciate the unidentified luggable computer his boss brought to the office.
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A Heathkit H89 from 1979, running an ASCII version of Space Invaders. Acquired by
glencanyon.
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The TRS-80 Model 4 is the last Z80-based home computer family by Radio Shack, sold from April 1983 through late 1991. Posted by
Tomegajones.
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The mechanical launch button of a Soviet ICBM silo over 100 feet below the surface. Posted by
MaximumBasis9326.
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Akabander plans to recreate a Fujitsu Micro-8 keyboard.
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