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Welcome to the Rhode Island Computer Museum Online, with continuing access to the latest news regarding us and our online gallery of our various computers. We would like to thank everyone who has helped us by donating their computers, those who have attended our open houses and barbecues, and all who helped in the restoration of the museum to its present condition. Additionally, we especially want to express our thanks to our volunteers for their generosity and kindness in working with us. Many of our donors have outstanding stories of their early computers, learning basic, and funny antidotes.
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Equipment in the collection
 
  Large Systems (Servers, Workstations, Minicomputers, Mainframes, Components)
  Small Systems (Personal Computers, Components)
The Rhode Island Computer Museum is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in 1999.
 
Email: rhodeislandcomputermuseum@gmail.com or
merle@ricomputermuseum.org
dan@ricomputermuseum.org
phone: (401) 603-3321


The Rhode Island Computer Museum is a member of the Computer Museums and RetroComputing Culture WebRing
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Computer History Stories

Artist Ann Smith spends her days making little robotic like figurines

from broken electronics and machine parts. The sculptures are sold in galleries and museums throughout the US and have been used as illustrations for various publications. Recently she has received local and international press from Wired Magazine (US), Make Magazine (US), PBS Boston, DPI Magazine in Taiwan, Architectural Digest (Germany), GQ Germany, and The Discovery Channel Canada.  http://www.burrowburrow.com/


Computer History Stories From Around the States.

 

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