Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP")

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COMPUTER HISTORY ARCHIVES PROJECT is an independent educational and historical research project with the goal of preserving and sharing digital computer history and related technologies (television, radio, electronics). We produce educational material on vintage computers and restore vintage technology related films for discussion and comment. You are welcome to visit and SHARE YOUR STORIES with vintage computers and electronics. Thank you and Enjoy ! ~

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Computer History: RCA - A Brief Look at the RCA 501 Transistorized Computer (Radio, Electronics)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 39K views · 10 years ago

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Computer History: Early Vacuum Tube Computers Explained, Educational & Historical 1945-1960s

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 119K views · 8 years ago

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1962 Digital Computer Techniques: How Computers Work, IBM, Core Memory Storage, Mag Tape, Disc, Card

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 14K views · 5 months ago

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1963 Burroughs Computer History Archives: Datatron, ElectroData, B5000, B270 UNISYS VIPclub

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 40K views · 8 years ago

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Computer History: World's FASTEST Computer! 1961-1964 film & photos (IBM Stretch supercomputer)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 147K views · 2 years ago

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Computer History: Memory & Storage 1950-1985 - (Core, disc, vacuum tube, etc.)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 32K views · 6 years ago

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Computer History: Punch Cards Historical Overview -IBM Remington Rand UNIVAC - History 1900's-1960's

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 60K views · 10 years ago

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1991 IBM Computers: AS/400 Announces 11 new Processors for 1991 (minicomputer history applications)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 22K views · 4 years ago

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1979 - Introducing Sperry Univac System 80 Computer History, Educational, Vintage Unisys,

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 42K views · 9 years ago

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Computer History: PHILCO TRANSAC 2000 Mainframe (NORAD, NASA, SOLO, Philco-Ford)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 24K views · 7 years ago

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1952 IBM Card Programmed Calculator - CPC Computer History Archives; WWII, Plugboard, vacuum tubes

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 13K views · 8 years ago

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1950-1983 Computer History at Lawrence Livermore Nat's Labs, UNIVAC LARC, IBM, CDC, CRAY

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 34K views · 8 years ago

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Computer History: First Business Computer UK LEO III (Lyons Electronic Office) (Old Version)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 8.2K views · 4 years ago

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Computer History: Secret Origin of Remington 409 & UNIVAC 60 Vacuum Tube Cage Plugboard Programming

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 2.9K views · 2 months ago

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1960's COMPUTER HISTORY: REMEMBERING IBM SYSTEM/360 MAINFRAME Origin and Technology (IRS, NASA, CIA)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 329K views · 4 years ago

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Rare Computer Film: WHAT HAPPENED TO RCA's LAST COMPUTERS? IBM/370, Sperry Univac, Spectra 1970-71

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 8.8K views · 8 months ago

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1974 Computer History: What is IBM SNA System Network Architecture? (Protocol Explained)

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 11K views · 4 years ago

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1979 Computer Automation History Citibank Lexar AXXA Electronic Office System Word Processing CRT

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 26K views · 2 years ago

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Early Computers of HONEYWELL 800, 200, DATAmatic, GE, Xerox, 3C, DDP mini, Mainframe, 1960s NASA

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 7K views · 10 months ago

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Computer History 1953 IBM 701 Rare promo 1953 first of IBM 700 Series Mainframes, tubes EDPM

Computer History Archives Project ("CHAP") · 48K views · 2 years ago

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