💿🖥️ Windows NT 4.0 (1996) brought many improvements, including the visual appearance from Windows 95. As was common for NT at that time, it supported architectures such as x86, Alpha, MIPS, and PowerPC. It was available in editions such as Workstation, Server, and Terminal Server (pictured).
👴🖥️ The IBM PC AT (1984) succeeded the PC XT as the fourth model of the Personal Computer, bringing:
🧠 A 286 processor with a clock speed of up to 8 MHz
🐘 Up to 16 MB of memory
🛣️ 16-bit ISA bus
⬛ PC DOS 3.0
📚 Disk interface, later evolving into PATA
📏 Standard motherboard dimensions, which later developed into ATX
💚💚 On many original Game Boys, some lines on the screen disappear over the years. 😢 Fortunately, vertical lines can be fixed with a hot soldering iron tip and a bit of patience 🥳 Have you also shown some love to your Game Boy after all these years? 😍
👽💾 Amstrad/Schneider CPC home computers use 3'' floppy disks, as a group of manufacturers led by Matsushita (Panasonic) aimed to compete with Sony's 3.5'' versions.
💾💾 We have added the iconic video game Stunts for MS-DOS from 1990 to our collection, preserved on two 3.5'' floppy disks 😍
🏎️ In this game, you can perform stunts safely in Porsche 911 Carrera 4 (3,6L, 250 KM), 962 IMSA (3,5L, 500 KM), and March Indy (2,6L, 720 KM) cars.
♊🧠 (february 1999) The Intel L440GX+ Server Board supports two Pentium® III or Pentium II processors, Ultra2 SCSI (LVDS) storage and 2 gigabytes of SDRAM memory. 😲
🐘🔍 Yesterday, the reader and emulator for MFM disks arrived. We couldn't resist, and after midnight, managed to read all 3 Fujitsu 47 MB disks from 2 Triglav J-11 computers. Unlike the test samples collected from the workshop, these were 100% readable and error-free 🤩 The operating system is DELTA-M, based on RSX-11M.
🌴✋ Palm. Just like BlackBerry, once synonymous with the personal digital assistant. First acquired by U.S. Robotics, then by 3Com, and later by HP, which ultimately retired the brand name in 2011.
🐘💪 The IBM 3370 hard disk from 1979 features 7 platters with a total capacity of 571 MB. There's also a record of bad sectors included 😅, along with a more modern hard disk for comparison.
💿📚 The Iomega Jaz is a series of portable data storage media and drives introduced in 1995, succeeding the successful Zip drive with larger capacities (2 GB in 1998).