Dean Yergens, PhD

I received the following over the summer.  The Amiga 500 was a Kijiji find and the rest of the computers came from a collector in Ontario, Canada. Amiga 500 (no […]

I recently received a few more items for my computer collection.  These came from a former professor – David Fletcher Evans from Ontario, Canada and the the shipment was arranged through […]

Some of the Operating Systems in the collection.   Apple Apple II ProDOS Apple Macintosh OS 10.1 Commodore CP/M for Commodore 64 Amiga OS 3.5 DOS IBM DOS UniSys Icon […]

Basic Atari Basic for Atari 400/800 Microsoft Basic II for Atari 400/800 GFA Basic for Atari ST Simulation: GPSS/H MedModel Arena Java: IBM Visual Age for Java Borland JBuilder Microsoft […]

Various Operating Systems: AT&T Unix DEC TruUnix HP-UX (do not have manuals) Sun Solaris Silicon Graphics Inc (SGI) IRIX NeXTStep Linux (RedHat)​ Apple OSX 10.1 CP/M (for Commodore 64) Microsoft […]

Its interesting to look at the Java Development Environments over the years.  I currently use IntelliJ – but there is no boxed version for it. Java IDEs in the collection: […]

Lotus 1-2-3 for Windows (version 1.0), Word Perfect Dealer package which is kinda interesting, Corel Word Perfect Suite (Corel is a Canadian company), and then a neat document converter called […]

Just received this Visual Commuter laptop from a friend.  ​Has a version of Microsoft Flight Simulator (1984) that boots up automatically. Information:http://www.old-computers.com/museum/computer.asp?c=1193&st=1​http://www.oldcomputers.net/commuter.html

Neat new technology (on the wishlist): HP Sprout (has a pico projector that displays onto the table – has a mat that provides a touch interface) HP Sprout with 3D […]

Back in 2001 Sharp introduced the Sharp Zaurus (SL-5500) that was a Linux PDA. the Zaurus also had the ability for expansion cards — such as a camera, wireless card, […]