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Date	Edition	Contents
2006
May 2006	CORE 5.1 Insert	The Quest to Build a Thinking Machine Selling the Computer Revolution Restoring the DEC PDP-1 Computer How Two American Spies Helped Build the Soviet Silicon Valley
2003
September 2003	CORE 4.1 Insert	Computer History Museum: Alpha Phase The MCM/70 Microcomputer Preserving History: The SDS Sigma 5 Finds a new Home The SDS Sigma 5 in Context
2002
November 2002		Exhibiting Computing History at CHM Computing History at the Museum of Science Personal Perspective on Konrad Zuse Univac: First American Commercial Computer Atanasoff-Berry Computer (ABC)
May 2002		The Apollo Guidance Computer BASIC
February 2002		The SRI Van and Computer Internetworking Computers Made in Switzerland Beyond Virtual Real Design, Real Building
2001
October 2001		New Ways to Explore Computing History A Walk Through "Visible Storage"
May 2001		Tribute to Tom Kilburn The Photo Collection: Capturing History Jake Feinler Telefunken Diode Matrix
March 2001		The Data General Nova Palm Pilot Prototype Aaron Creates The Behemoth Dave Babcock New Building Plans The Robotic Turtle
2000
November 2000		The Radiation Printer Gene Amdahl: Computer Pioneer Robots Enter Visible Storage Len Shustek and Donna Dubinsky RCA Selectron Tube
September 2000		Maddida: Bridge Between Worlds The Integrated Circuit: Orgins and Impacts GENIAC George Stibitz Complex Number Calculator Design Computer Space Dave Anderson, Dave House, and Grant Saviers MIT RDA Differential Analyzer Component
June 2000		Our Beginnings: Then & Now Charlie Pfefferkorn The IBM Stretch System "Consul," The Educated Monkey
1999
Winter 1999		1999 Fellow Dinner Vintage Computer Festival 3.0 Zuse Colloquium Gordon Moore Lecture COMDEX 1999 Exhibit Space Doubles IBM 1620 Up and Running

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