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Slightly off-topic, are there good computers museums where you can see these machines?

• ghaff 11y ago
  Computer History Museum in Mountain View is probably one of the better ones. Along with its own collection, it has a fair number of artifacts from the closed Computer History Museum in Boston. It's mostly focused on pre-PC era.
• bencollier49 11y ago
  The National Museum of Computing in Bletchley is good!
• Udo_Schmitz 11y ago
  In Germany I know of: Heinz Nixdorf Museum in Paderborn: http://www.hnf.de/en/museum/video-about-the-museum.html http://www.hnf.de/en/museum/video-about-the-museum.html Computer Games Museum, Berlin: https://www.computerspielemuseum.de/1210_Home.htm https://www.computerspielemuseum.de/1210_Home.htm Museum for Communication, Berlin: http://en.mfk-berlin.de http://en.mfk-berlin.de
• phkahler 11y ago
  >> are there good computers museums where you can see these machines? How about a good place to donate one? I've still got my Interact (1978) and its original box. I think I've also got a fair number of issues of "Interaction" which was a Detroit area users newsletter produced by (I think) Steve Cook. Mine also has the extra 2K rom monitor program by Walt Henderson. It really is collecting dust but it powered up last time I tried many years ago. I'd make the effort to gather all this up if I thought it would be going to a good home.
• dubya 11y ago
  There's a nice one in Cambridge, UK. Most of the machines are on and ready for use.