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Mirror commemorating Ken Olsen at the time of the Ken Olsen Science Center dedication at Gordon College.

This is a control panel blank that appears to be related to a disk drive or disk drive controller: all of the sections of the panel refer to the classic magnetic disk addressing scheme of cylinder/head/sector, data handling, and error…

A video salute to Ken Olsen produced by Gordon College in recognition of his long time support of the college.

Two VHS tapes from the series: "Secrets From A Frozen World" and "Prisoners Of The Brain".

Magnetic data storage tape and case used with many PDP series computers.

This modem was used primarily to connect a terminal (typically a VT100 or VT52) to a remote computer system over local telephone lines. It communicated at 300 or 1200 bits/second (baud).

Microtape was rebranded as DECTAPE.
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This is the processor for the PDP-8/e, a (relatively) low-cost minicomputer model that was introduced in 1970. (The PDP-8/e was sold with a tape drive, terminal, and cabinets that we do not have.)

The 12-bit CPU was built using DEC M-series Flip…
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