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DEC Rainbow 100 floppies used by Emily Moore

Donor:  Emily Moore

Notes from Stone: Professor Emily Moore used these floppy disks on the computer in her office between 1983 and 1987 -- a DEC Rainbow 100 with a monochrome, VT-220-like monitor. The Rainbow could boot either into CP/M or into an MS-DOS-like…

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DEC VT100 ASCII terminal

Donor:  Anonymous

Released by Digital Equipment Corporation in August 1978, the VT100 was a popular ASCII terminal. Its use became widespread enough that many terminal emulators released in later years were designed to mimic its functionality. Its successors, the…

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DECpc 433dxLP

Donor:  Anonymous

The DECpc 433dxLP came with a 33MHz Intel486DX microprocessor. The standard computer came with 128KB cache memory, but that could be expanded to 256KB. Some other fetures of this computer were three ISA expansion slots, OPTI 496/497 ISA chip…

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DELL Inspiron 3200

Donor:  Anonymous

DELL Inspiron 3200 laptop has a microprocessor speed of 266 MHz and an internal and external cache memory of 32 KB and 512-KB respectively. It also has a maximum RAM of 144MB. It uses a Sound Blaster Pro-compatible voice and music function audio…

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Dell QuietKey Keyboard

Donor:  Anonymous

A traditional QWERTY keyboard, produced by Dell. This model has retractable tabs to allow the keyboard to rest at different angles for easier typing.

Most often accompanies Windows 95/98 or later models.

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Digital Computer Monitor Model VR241-A

Donor:  Anonymous

This monitor, produced in 1984 by the Hitachi Corporation, is an example of an older desktop-sized computer monitor. Brightness and color contrast adjustment wheels are on the side of the monitor, with the on/off switch located on the back, near…

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