New submitter seawall writes “Paul Allen just opened the Living Computer Museum in Seattle. The ‘Living’ means many of the computers are actually running. There’s a Xerox Sigma 9, which was introduced in 1971 and is quite similar to the computer that sent the first signal over Arpanet. There’s also Tops-10 on original DEC hardware, an operating TOAD-1 system, and a DEC PDP-7 that’s one of only four in the world.”
Source: Living Computer Museum Opens To Public In Seattle
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