Computers and Internet
| Calculating Machines - history, classification and pictures of mechanical calculating machines. | |
| Chronology of Digital Computing Machines | |
| Chronology of Events in the History of Microcomputers - Timelime of trivial and significant events in making personal computer hardware and software what it is today. | |
| Computer History and Folklore - Collection of documents and links relating to computer history and folklore | |
| Digital Moments - Digital Moments: photographic history of moments in the computer industry. | |
| Garganuan Virtual Guide to Cyber-History - This site is one of the most complete guides to the history of computing available. Explore the various Web, FTP, News and Gopher Sites available. | |
| Guess the Computer | |
| Habitats - are graphical online communities populated by avatars. The first habitat was developed at Lucasfilm in 1985. Examples include WorldsAway, Worlds Chat, The Palace, AlphaWorld, and V-Link. | |
| Historic Computer Images [arl.mil] | |
| History of the Computer - a report i did in eighth grade about the history of computers. Hope you like it | |
| Home Computer Hall of Fame | |
| IEEE Annals of the History of Computing - chronicles significant historical contributions and their impact on computing and society today. | |
| Machine That Changed the World, The - Based on the TV series by WGBH | |
| Mind Machine Museum - an illustrated listing of a large collection of historic computers, calculators, boards, ICs, and computer-related games. | |
| Online Symbolics Museum - captures the history of a pioneering early workstation company. Symbolics innovations and people have shown up in many industry advances. | |
| Silicon Valley History: View from Internet Valley | |
| Software History Center | |
| Story of Mel, The - The story of a *real* Real Programmer | |
| Terak Museum - an early personal computer made by the Terak Corporation of Scottsdale, Arizona. It was sold from about 1979 until 1985. | |
| Totalisator History - the first totalisator, a device for calculating bets on a race, was invented in Australia. | |
| Triumph of the Nerds - a companion Web site for the PBS television special. | |
| Virtual Museum of Computing - an eclectic collection of hyperlinks connected with the history of computing and on-line computer-based exhibits available both locally and around the world. | |