Who collects vintage computers?

[maxhifi]

1999 G3 iMac... Bought it new and was frustrated by how fast it became obsolete after OS X came out. Sits in storage closet unloved. Replaced it in 2003 with sony vaio desktop which i use to today.

used a 1991 powerbook 140 for internet and email till 2001 on business travel... Still fire it up sometimes

[mwplefty]

I didn't get a computer until 1995 when Microsoft introduced Windows 95. That's about the time my dad starting using a personal computer for his work as well. Only the big banking companies on Wall Street and those massive c-corporations provided personal computers to their employees in the late-1970's to early-1980's. Computers weren't commonly found in the typical workplace until the mid- to late-1980's. Like I said before, my dad used electric typewriters at his jobs until the mid-1990's.

[pustelniakr]

I have an full-up Imsai 8080 with a Soroc video teletype teminal, wide carriage daisy-wheel teletype terminal, and all kinds of other stuff.

I also have a Dec PDP 1103 & a Heath Z89 computer...all kinds of vintage computing stuff.

Enjoy,
Rich P

[Chad Hauris]

I have a lot of vintage computers and am working on getting them set up where they can be used. I already have one of the Apple IIe's set up to be able to access the internet.
I have:
Apple II+
Apple IIe
Apple IIc
Apple IIGS
Several black and white Macintoshes
Macintosh IILC
2 Osborne portables with very small screen
Eagle metal cased portable
Compaq portable
DEC terminals, VT-220 to 320 (soon to get VT-100)
Tandy Color Computers
TRS-80 (can't remember model but it has built-in monitor)
Commodore 64
Texas Instruments Home computer
DEC Microvax

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