I met Benjamin Tee, a college friend who just completed his PhD from Stanford, at the Computer History Museum. They have greatly improved the exhibits and layout. Here is Honeywell’s 1965 kitchen computer that reads recipies out in binary.
BJ, Jenn, Jack, and Benjamin
I met Benjamin Tee, a college friend who just completed his PhD from Stanford, at the Computer History Museum. They have greatly improved the exhibits and layout. Here is Honeywell’s 1965 kitchen computer that reads recipies out in binary.