IT History Society

[Charles Ess]

Hi all,

In a recent note, a former (Danish) student of mine included a nod to this organization:

<https://ithistory.org/>

I'd not heard of it, nor has it been mentioned in these groups, so it may be of interest and use - including a hardware database of 7373 items:
<https://ithistory.org/hardware>

On first glance, the entries for DEC - not always with images - are quite brief. But the larger history represented here -  going back to 1623 and including Leibniz's calculating machine (1694) and concluding with Y2K - certainly sets a rich and helpful context.

Hope this may be of interest / use to some.

- charles

[Anton Lavrentiev]

LOL not a single pic for PDP-11

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[Charles Ess]

Exactly. I was very surprised by the lack of coverage of the PDP models, both in terms of images and of the details provided in each thumbnail sketch - something for someone(s) in this group to help correct? 

- c.