Surf these sites: 8-Bits Rendez-Vous -- Un site bien complet sur les ordis et consoles 8-bits comprenant : un musée, une collection personnelle, un coin pour les collectionneurs, des Quizz et la rubrique très prisée du "Stupid Scan of the Week". Care and Feeding of Elderly Computers -- Ian Fleming''s computer collection: PERQ, Whitechapel, Inmos Transputer, UNIX-PC, Sun-3, ... Classic 8-Bit Computers -- Documentation and technical information for 8-bit home computer systems. Eric Smith''s Retrocomputing page -- This is a veritable "home museum" covering the personal computer from the PDP-11 and the IBM 5100 onwards... IBM PC/XT Club -- Here at Uncreative Labs we don''t want to let the legend of the IBM PC/XT die. So we have decided to let people of the computing community know who the proud owners of XTs are by posting their machines on this webpage. Internet web servers running on a 486 dx 50 or less -- Links to and basic information about web servers running on PC''s with a 486 dx 50 or slower microprocessor PDP-11 -- Tribute and history of the most famous comuters: Digital Equipment Corporation''s PDP-11 series. It was No.1 in the minicomputer business for many years, since the introduction of the first-11 in 1970, and it''s not dead yet! Many of these machines are still in use, and PDP-11 is ready for the year 2000! Silicon Heaven? -- Classic microcomputers of the late ''70s and early ''80s. Photos, specs and memories. The 386 Experience -- Some of the old software offered here is probably illegal to download, particularly MS-Windows (1.0, 2.03, 3.0, 3.1), Lotus 123, Lotus Symphony, MS-Word 5, and IBM OS/2 2.0. The AT&T Unix PC -- AT&T 3B1/7300 Unix PC information archives. The CLONES Page -- A page dedicated to users of older computers. The Computer Closet -- Collection of classic computers and video games rescued from the junk heap to preserve our technological legacy. Vintage Computers -- Personal page dealing with the author''s collection of microcomputers. YAPP -- "Yet another PDP-11 Page", from John Holden.
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