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The Computer History Museum has published its annual publication, Core Magazine since 1999. The magazine appeals to a wide range of audiences and
focuses on beautiful imagery and intensive content. Core Magazine delights readers and directs them toward a deeper understanding of computing history.
It launches them into an exploration of the Museum's vast collection, either by visiting in person or through more in-depth exploration on the web.
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2012
- 25 Years of the Fellow Awards
- The Origins of Timesharing
- An Evening with Walter Isaacson
2010/2011
- Transforming the Museum
- Putting the Finishing Touches on Revolution
- Why History Matters
2009
- IBM 1401: A Legend Comes Back to Life
- The Changing Face of the Mac
- The Secret History of Silicon Valley
2008
- Industry Tales: Fairchild at 50
- Charles Babbage: Legacy and Legend + Photo Gallery
- IBM 1401: A Legend Comes Back to Life
- Extraordinary Images: The Babbage Engine
- Excerpt: Valley of Death
2007
- Remarkable People: Focus on Robert Noyce
- Rescued Treasures: A Collections Saved by SAP
- Industry Tales: The IT Corporate Histories Project
- Conversations: The Oral History Collection
- Extraordinary Images: Computers through the Lens of Mark Richards
2006
- 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
- 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
- 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
- The SRI Van and Computer Internetworking
- Computers Made in Switzerland
- Beyond Virtual
- Real Design, Real Building
2001
- New Ways to Explore Computing History
- A Walk Through "Visible Storage"
- Tribute to Tom Kilburn
- The Photo Collection: Capturing History
- Jake Feinler
- Telefunken Diode Matrix
- The Data General Nova
- Palm Pilot Prototype
- Aaron Creates
- The Behemoth
- Dave Babcock
- New Building Plans
- The Robotic Turtle
2000
- The Radiation Printer
- Gene Amdahl: Computer Pioneer
- Robots Enter Visible Storage
- Len Shustek and Donna Dubinsky
- RCA Selectron Tube
- 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
- Our Beginnings: Then & Now
- Charlie Pfefferkorn
- The IBM Stretch System
- "Consul," The Educated Monkey
1999
- 1999 Fellow Dinner
- Vintage Computer Festival 3.0
- Zuse Colloquium
- Gordon Moore Lecture
- COMDEX 1999
- Exhibit Space Doubles
- IBM 1620 Up and Running