28 Oct
1998
28 Oct
'98
4:07 a.m.
I saw a Zuse 23 last week at the Deutsches Museum in
Bonn. Pretty
cool (the first transitorized Zuse), but that was just about the only
classic computer they had on display.
Oh, did they pull of the DDR 1 Meg chip from display ?
I belive this is the most funny Display _and_ a thing
to think about with its implications.
Gruss
Hans
Disclaimer:
And of coure, I told him to come to Munich and see the
real stuff like a Z3 or 2002 (No, not the 70s BMW, but
the first (or maybe second, if the Mailuefterl group is
right) running fuly transistorised machine) but no, he
just had the less interesting part ... :)
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HRK
28 Oct
28 Oct
3:15 a.m.
On Wed, 28 Oct 1998, Hans Franke wrote:
Oh, did they pull of the DDR 1 Meg chip from display
?
I belive this is the most funny Display _and_ a thing
to think about with its implications.
They still had that display, but I don't remember falling over due to its
implications. Maybe the sign was in (East) German. What did I miss? (A
museum of eastern european technology would be pretty cool.)
They also had a nice robot walker, and a machine based on hydrolic (sp?)
switches. I'd love to fire-up a machine that used hydrolics or pneumatic
switches, but the power button didn't work :-(
And of coure, I told him to come to Munich and see
the
real stuff like a Z3 or 2002 (No, not the 70s BMW, but
the first (or maybe second, if the Mailuefterl group is
right) running fuly transistorised machine) but no, he
just had the less interesting part ... :)
Hmm, the Z3 is also a BMW model. I think you may have stumbled upon their
source for car names :-)
-- Doug
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