Abacus, 500 AD
2 min
Antikythera, 0 AD
2 min
Hollerith Electric Tabulating System, 1890
2 min
Nordsieck Differential Analyzer, 1956
2 min
ENIAC, 1946
2 min
UNIVAC, 1951
3 min
SAGE, 1958
2 min
Norden Bombsight, 1945
2 min
IBM 360, 1964
2 min
RAMAC, 1956
2 min
Magnetic Core Memory, 1953
3 min
Cray-1, 1976
2 min
DEC PDP-8, 1965
2 min
Kitchen Computer, 1969
2 min
Moore’s Law, 1965
2 min
Walker’s Wagon Wheel, ca. 1965
3 min
Shakey the robot, 1969
2 min
Utah Teapot, ca. 1974
2 min
Pixar Image Computer, 1986
2 min
Xerox Alto, 1973
3 min
Prototype Mouse, ca. 1964
2 min
Pong Prototype, 1972
2 min
Brown Box, 1966
2 min
Apple 1, 1976
2 min
Apple II, 1977
2 min
IBM PC, 1981
2 min
PalmPilot, 1996
2 min
BEHEMOTH, 1983-1991
2 min
Google Server Assembly, 1999
2 min
IMP, ca. 1965
3 min
Minitel, 1981
2 min“Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing” chronicles the evolution and impact of modern computing from the abacus to the smartphone. This tour features 31 of the most important artifacts and stories from the exhibition’s more than 1,000 unique artifacts. “Revolution” is for everyone. It’s for people who love cool museums and history. It’s for people who want to understand the technological world we all live in. Join us to experience the amazing stories of the people, machines, programs, and companies of the Digital Age.
The tour features museum staff and volunteers and is narrated by NPR correspondent Laura Sydell. Content created by Earprint Productions.
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