Online Computer Museum

A new way to live the history of computers

A museum of historic computers you can switch on. Every machine is reconstructed as a working emulator, from the lamps on its front panel to the software it ran, and every object in the collection can be turned in 3D.

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PDP-8

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Step into the room as you find it, or into a ready-made scene: a program already running, the room set for it, you placed where it happens.
PDP-8

PDP-8, Digital Equipment Corporation, 1965. The first mass-produced minicomputer, shown with its ASR-33 Teletype. OCM 1965.1

Our Collection

Machines reconstructed as working emulators. Open a record to read the object's history, turn it in 3D and find its period manuals.

  • OCM 1959.1

    PDP-1

    Digital Equipment Corporation, 1959

    Emulator in preparation

  • OCM 1965.1

    PDP-8

    Digital Equipment Corporation, 1965

    Working emulator

  • OCM 1970.1

    PDP-11

    Digital Equipment Corporation, 1970

    Emulator in preparation

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