Bob Albrecht wrote this nice little booklet to popularize the BASIC language in early seventies. I have now scanned a copy and made it available. The author was very pleased to see it online. For the full copy go here.

A VT50 terminal that we received from Gunnar went through a thorough renovation and repair. In the process it was discovered it actually was a VT52 disguised into a VT50. Read more here.

We brought home a VT100 to display it together with the PDP-11/03 on the retrogathering in Västerås. Unfortunately it broke down during the checkout process. Now it is repaired. Here is the story.

We have started to image Norsk Data floppy disks and scan or repository of Norsk Data documentation.

The PDP-11/04 we received was missing CPU and memory. It was extremely dirty had a lot of problems with the programmer's console. Now it runs the classic Adventure game. See the story here.

The old Cromemco System One that we received many years ago has received a well deserved over haul and better documentation.

A nice, small HP9000/300 was revived. Just a few capacitors needed changing in the monitor, then it was as happy as when it was manufactured 30 years ago.

A nice man in Switzerland offered a fully working PDP-11/44 machines to us for the cost of shipping. It was really very hard to turn down such an offer. So we didn't. This is the full story.

Our PDP-11/04 restoration has been featured in a Hackaday article and also in the Retro Computing Roundtable podcast.

Finally, after almost one and a half year of work (not full time though...) I am finished restoring the PDP-11/04 computer and it works together with a contemporary tape drive and a printing terminal. The machine is running the CAPS-11 operating system and also the CAPS-11/BASIC. See here for the full story and also a short video clip.