CS Museum Catalog — items starting with M
Microsoft Softcard
Mon, 2010-02-08 11:39 — walkerDonor: Anonymous
The first piece of hardware created by Microsoft. It allowed the CP/M operating system to run on the Apple II, so that users could have access to such software as Wordstar and Turbo Pascal. It was first introduced in…
Microtek SlimScan C3
Sat, 2010-02-27 21:45 — oneillaDonor: Anonymous
A flatbed scanner capable of connecting to a computer using a USB connection. This type of scanner was almost universally used for home/small business usage. This model is capable of use with either a PC or a Mac. It is very compact; only…
Microtek SlimScan C3
Wed, 2014-04-30 13:03 — greenberDonor: Anonymous
The Microtek SlimScan C3 came out in 1999 with 12-bit gray depth, 36-bit color depth, a optical resolution of 300 dpi by 600 dpi, and a interpolated resolution of 4800 dpi by 4800 dpi. It supported Windows NT, 98, 2000 and XP. One could scan…
Microtype Tutor
Tue, 2010-03-30 12:25 — walkerDonor: Sue Drake
Microtype Tutor is a package of typing exercises and software to help students improve their typing skills. A description in the 1989 catalog of J. Weston Walch (p. 11) states, "Advanced students can polish their skills with this package of…
MicroWare HandBook.
Sat, 2010-03-27 00:52 — alabitolDonor: Anonymous
Microware disks come in two types: program disks and data disks. A program disk will run by itself and does not need anythign extra to make it work, but a data disk will no run by itself, it usually needs a high-level language such as Pascal and…
MiniScribe SCSI hard drive
Wed, 2010-02-10 10:12 — panjiabeDonor: Anonymous
20MB, 50-pin SCSI interface
Model No.: 8425S Serial No.: 427378-P-C Cylinders: 55 Heads: 3 Offset: 7950 HDA: 03 PCBA: 01 UNIQUE: 07 TDA: 8012 Serial No. on barcode sticker on drive portion: CA427378
Inspected April 18th,…
