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Inmos transputer promotional demonstration. "At last, it's a whole new ball game." Featuring IMS T414 32-bit transputer, butterfly animation and Newton's cradle with Mandelbrot fractal animation. Video published as PW/424 in June 1986

Wirth demonstrates Oberon on the Ceres-3 computer with a drawing program and a circuit design program. The machine is described here: www.cpu-ns32k.net/Ceres.html This is a fixed up version of the video "HD: Niklaus Wirth steuert Ceres-PC mit Oberon @ETH, 27. Mai 2011" found at ua-cam.com/video/AT7HpDCAPw4/v-deo.html

Brian Crank's home movie of the transistor-based computer he designed and built in 1967, as published in Wireless World. For more see forum.6502.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2333 Re-published here with permission and thanks.

Computers in teaching: the UK's Open University in 1979. Excerpts from Open Forum 42: Tomorrows OU world. "The programme considers the possible role of the following computer-assisted learning systems in the OU: Home Minicomputers, Cyclops, Prestel, Teleconferencing." Four setups described: central timesharing system; micro compute, in the form of a PET; cassette and videotext and modem in a sy...

Differential Analyzer solving a second-order differential equation. Three-dimensional modelling of Vannevar Bush's Differential Analyzer by Vitaliy Pereverzev. From Dr. Kent Lundberg's page at web.mit.edu/klund/www/analyzer/

Here's a Beeb with a 64MHz 6502 running 6502Life by David Banks, showing off the Turing Machine pattern designed by Paul Rendell. To run such a large pattern, there's a memory banking system in play. The Matchbox Copro is a £50 second processor board for Acorn's BBC Micro, offering 2Mbyte of RAM and a variety of CPUs. Acorn's operating system is architected to deal with any and all second proce...

With a cheap Raspberry Pi and a couple of chips, you can add a 250MHz 6502 second processor to your BBC Micro or Master - see the PiTubeDirect project. Here I run a benchmark and some work-in-progress Life programs. At 250MHz, which is presently the top speed: - Listlife (BLIFE) which is a 32k x 32k universe, a port by David Banks of Tony Finch's version from dotat.at/prog/life/life.html - BLIF...

"Learning to use the HP-65" training videos produced by Hewlett Packard in 1974, converted from U-Matic format and made available on hpmuseum forums by Mark Hardman. "The HP-65 is the first magnetic card-programmable handheld calculator. Introduced by Hewlett-Packard in 1974 at an MSRP of $795." Mark Hardman notes: 9/25/2016 This project has taken several years to complete. No fewer than four c...

Produced 1967 by Tony Pritchett on the University of London Atlas computer and shown at the Cybernetic Serendipity exhibition. "Tony recalls that he wrote it in FORTRAN IV on the London Atlas1 computer, and used the GHOST package to transfer the output to tape. He then took the tapes to Culham Laboratory to film it using their Benson-Lehner plotter and microfilm recorder." "In the mid-1960s, a ...

Time reversal of SpaceX's Falcon 9 first stage landing video ua-cam.com/video/ZCBE8ocOkAQ/v-deo.html

Project Oberon is an open source top-to-bottom computer design, from GUI to FPGA. It builds on the Oberon System, the latest iteration from Niklaus Wirth of his teaching systems which start with ALGOL-W. via www.multimedia.ethz.ch/conferences/2014/wirth Slides at wirth-symposium.ethz.ch/slides/wirth.pdf "Niklaus Wirth was a Professor of Computer Science at ETH Zürich, Switzerland, from 1968 to ...

1968 delivery of an ICT 1905E to Queen Mary College, London See also www.cs.man.ac.uk/CCS/res/res59.htm#g From vimeo.com/77387308 uploaded by Library Services

Fractal plotted in mode 1 - colour dithering is by the OS. Can run up to 1920x1080 with 32bit colour but that would be slower and less retro. RISCOS Pico boots to a Basic prompt in about 6 seconds. Free to download at www.riscosopen.org/content/sales/risc-os-pico Mandelbrot program derived from the code at rosettacode.org/wiki/Mandelbrot_set#BBC_BASIC

Robert Tomasulo Jan 2008 Out-of-order processing - History of the IBM System/360 Model 91 (Transcript at gist.github.com/BigEd/4fa7fec9305b595e84dc) via www.regis.org/2014/multimedia/tomasulo.cfm which says: """ Computer architects realised one of the snags with performance was that compilers did not have enough information to deliver instructions in the right order-they could not know when dat...

Computer Animation Linear Hash Table (with sound effects)

Computer Animation for OU Maths

Computer Animation - Tomorrows World (early 70s)

HP Origins ft HP-35 Death of the Slide Rule

HP-35 35th Anniversary "The power of a shirt pocket" (1972-2007)

Thomas Fowler's ternary calculating machine (1840)

IBM 7090 from the Mercury program

Un ordinateur mécanique

Sinclair Scientific Calculator c1974

MindCuber light shroud

MindCuber display on bricxCC

David Gilday's MindCuber