16/05/2011
From SWTPC to Dragon, a volunteer scores two hits bringing two related computers back to life and on display at The National Museum of Computing.
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16/04/2011
Work on the Elliott 903 has continued since November last year and is making significant progress.
30/03/2011
In 1947 a British magazine, ‘Electronic Engineer’ published an article by Sir Maurice Wilkes describing the ENIAC computer.
29/03/2011
‘Prepare a problem for a machine and obtain a solution’. The Sir Maurice Wilkes ‘take’ on programming, written in 1949.
28/03/2011
TNMOC recently received a donation of a Ball Operated Binary Calculator and Tutor (BOBCAT).
19/03/2011
The Museum contains many computers from across the decades and using a wide variety of technology. But there is something you will see over and over again as your browse our computing collection and it is the QWERTY keyboard.
04/03/2011
Few people know about, let alone can program, an analogue computer. But our volunteers have a TR-48 from the early1960s up-and-running and available for visitors to see.
28/02/2011
Visitors to TNMOC were invited on Saturday to join the team stitching the term 'code' as part of the Embroided Digital Commons project.
27/02/2011
After successfully proving the Elliott 803 can communicate with the Calcomp plotter, the next task is to build an authentic interface.
Another bumper edition of the Museum Blog: restoring the oldest working PC in the UK, more Tidbits from our Archivist and a Museum artifact on display in California.
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