Vintage Computer Feastival 2006

[marvin4578]

This is the heaven for geeks like me :O But I don't know if we have something like this in my country D=

[unspecifieds]

Whats the computer at 1:48 with the A4 screen?

[6364gg2]

It seems to be a rare DEC workstation

[Smalltalk80]

Touching the DEC Infocom diskettes, priceless! LOL! Is that a teletype terminal!? I used those, and card punch machines, too! :) An Altair!? IBM PCXT!? CBM PET, (with original crappy chiclet keyboards)! The "1984" Mac! Osborne! Lisa! Apple ///! A DEC VT-100 terminal? A Grid computer? A DEC Rainbow? A Tandy 100? C128! Compaq "Portable" PC!?  And so much more, already lost to history. I sad. I moved away from Mountain View in 1998. I would love to go to the Museum today, just to see this stuff.

[Z80Fan]

1:00 The first computer (well, calculator) the Analytical engine.

4:47 A Commodore SX-64 with 3.5'' disk drive? LOL

5:35 TENNIS FOR TWO !!!!

[Z80Fan]

0:19 Light Gun !

[Scioneer]

@Z80Fan

I think the SX-64 with the 3.5 might be that Amiga someone built into an SX-64 case I've seen on a few websites.

[bsasam]

3:57 LISA LOL

[Z80Fan]

There's one also at 1:57

[midelato]

Very Good Video, Thanks

[giefuser]

what is the frontpanel labeled "Hendrix" ? some kind of PDP-10 front?

[NeverMind785]

Is that a Lisa?

[Aqwert76]

yes

[yayrnd]

omg a DEC COMPUTER LAB

[GWBasic]

It's an annual festival held at the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA. I'm not sure if there is going to be a 2008 one.

[ToriSterling]

Where was this held at? I would love to go. I still have an Ohio Scientific out in my garage!

[TechVideos2566]

Mac 128K!

[gli7utubeo]

I like the BLIT on the AT&T table (the big vertical green-on-black screen). 'used to

use one in the mid 80s at work. (BLIT=Bell Labs Intelligent Termainal).

[jci10]

Does the TEMPEST system work with these machines? :)

[dwillson1]

back in the day need i say more!

[Pyroman1990]

Volvo 240 GL. Woah look at some of those old machines! Lemon poppy mini muffin!!!