This is the home of the School of Computer Science vintage (VIN) computing collection.
Canadian Flag – Canada’s contributions to both hardware innovation and software development during critical periods of computing history. Collaborations with academic institutions like Carleton University and the University of Waterloo and companies like DY4 Systems and Bytec showcase Canada’s influence on global technological advancements, particularly in education and early networking concepts.
Carleton University – Computer equipment with a Carleton University logo were used at Carleton.
The School of Computer Science collection includes:
- VIN1 – Hewlett-Packard HP9830A
- VIN2,VIN3 – Cromenco Z-2D
- VIN4 – Cromenco System Three
- VIN5 – DY4 Orion V
- VIN6 – QT Computer Systems SYS-I6
- VIN7,VIN8 – Rair Black Box
- VIN9 – Commodore SuperPET SP9000
- VIN10 – Commodore 8296
- VIN11 – National Semiconductor Microsystem 6600
- VIN12,VIN13 – Hewlett-Packard HP64100A Mainframe
- VIN14 – Visual Technology Inc. Visual 1050
- VIN15 – Xerox 820
- VIN16 – Netronics Explorer-85
- VIN17 – Netronics ELF-2
- VIN18 – Osborne 1
- VIN19-23 – NeXTstation N1100 Turbo
- VIN24 – Apple Macintosh LC
- VIN25 – American Automation EZ-Pro Development System AA-547
- VIN26,VIN27 – Bytec Hyperion
- VIN28 – IBM PC XT
- VIN29 – IBM PC 5150
- VIN30 – BMC if800
- VIN31,VIN32 – Xerox 820-II
- VIN33 – Exidy Sorcerer
- VIN34 – Heath-Zenith Z110
- VIN35 – Tandy 1000
- VIN36 – Olivetti M300
- VIN37 – Olivetti 24
- VIN38 – Olivetti 240
- VIN39 – Olivetti M28
- VIN40 – Toshiba T3200SX
- VIN41 – Intel iSBC 80/10
- VIN42 – Intel SDK-85
- VIN43 – Synertek SYM-1
- VIN44 – Apple Power Mac G4
- VIN45 – Compaq Plus
- VIN46 – NABU VC4404
- VIN47 – Zenith H89 (AMI Phoenix 1)
- VIN48 – Zenith ZCF-2325-EY
- VIN49 – Commodore 64
- VIN50 – Sun Blade 150