Motorola Atlas 604 – Technology Museum
Today’s featured piece from the Higher Intellect Technology Museum is our Motorola Atlas 604 PowerPC board. We’ve owned this board for at least 10 years but unfortunately we haven’t had …
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Macintosh PowerBook 1400c – Retro Images
This is the first image from our Retro Images series. This Macintosh PowerBook 1400c is part of the Higher Intellect Technology Museum.
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Apple Macintosh SE/30 Schematics
These schematics should be for the Macintosh SE/30 system. These are pulled from https://cdn.preterhuman.net/texts/computing/Apple_Schematics/SE-30%20-or-%20IIcx%20without%20NuBus/ in the Higher Intellect text archive. Looking at the file numbering, there may be a missing file …
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Early Days of Microsoft Windows – Screenshots
From time to time we’ll pick some retro software titles or operating systems to post screenshots of. This first post in the screenshot series will feature Microsoft Windows versions 1.01, …
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Our Poqet PC – Technology Museum
Today’s featured piece from the Higher Intellect Technology Museum is our Poqet PC DOS-based portable computer. We’ve owned this computer for at least 10 years and we’re actually not really …
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New Additions to our Technology Museum
We recently acquired a lot of vintage Macintosh computers to add to the Higher Intellect Technology Museum. This lot included a Classic, SE/30, two Color Classics, two PowerBook 180s, PowerBook …
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Steve Jobs Macintosh Demo (1984)
This is a quick video of Steve Jobs doing a demo of the Macintosh in 1984. Credit to Scott Knaster and TextLab for the original copy of this being preserved.
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Apple Macintosh Quadra 840AV
This is a quick look at the Apple Macintosh Quadra 840AV which is currently part of the Higher Intellect Technology Museum.
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Intel Pentium MMX ad (1997)
This was recorded off cable TV onto VHS sometime in 1997 and converted to digital recently when we took a look into our VHS collection.
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Mac Performa 6400 infomercial from Apple Canada (1996)
This video was originally recorded on VHS when the infomercial was airing on cable TV. Unfortunately a portion of the video is missing at the beginning so this is incomplete.
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