Olfs Computer Zoo

What is the Computer Zoo?

I'm collecting historical and not so historical computers, while I can find space form them. Nearly all of them still work, many are operational.

News:

2009-06-13: Relaunch

Relocation to Munich and weeding :-( Standy for updates.

2004-06-23: Relaunch

New design and bilingual german/english: The new Zoo!

2004-06-12: LiveZoo

Now this WebServer is running on my DECstation 5000/150 with NetBSD!

New Exhibits

MicroVAX 3100, IBM PC-RT Modell 6150, SPARCstation ELC, SPARCstation IPC.
And the day will come when I will add the images and texts!

Sun Microsystems Computer

Sun 3/50 (16Mhz 68020, 4MB RAM, no disk at the moment, 19" b/w screen)

Sun 3/60 (20MHz 68020, 20MB RAM, 300MB SCSI disk in "Shoebox", 19" Fishbowl)

Hewlett-Packard Computer

HP 9000/715 (50MHz PA-RISC 7100, 32MB RAM, 1GB SCSI disk)

Digital Equipment Computer

MicroVAX 3300 (10 MHz CVAX, 4MB RAM, 2 two 300MB DSSI disks, 1GB CompacTape)

DECstation 5000/120 (20MHz R3000, 16MB RAM, 2GB SCSI disk, 19" color screen)

DECstation 5000/150 (50MHz R4000, 80MB RAM, 2GB SCSI disk, Webserver)

Multia VX40 (166 MHz Alpha 21066, 24MB RAM, 330 MB SCSI disk)

Apple Computer Computer

Mac 128k (9" b/w screen, expanded to 1MB RAM, internal and external 800k floppy)

PowerBook 180 (10" mono LCD, 33MHz 68030, 120 MB Harddisk, Floppy)

These systems are operational and (apart the Mac - no ethernet) connected via 10Base-5 Ethernet (Yes, the thick yellow cable) with each other and with my "modern" machine (SPARCstation 10). Besides there is quite some stuff under the desk.