OldComputerscom

OldComputerscom is an online archival resource that documents the history of personal computing through a curated collection of articles, images, manuals, catalogs, and software related to early computers and related hardware.

Powered by volunteers and editors, the site aims to preserve technical documentation and cultural artifacts from the emergence of personal computing, making information available to researchers, enthusiasts, and educators.

Content includes scanned manuals and brochures, advertisements, hardware catalogs, press releases, and developer notes, as well as image galleries and historical timelines. The site also hosts a hardware and software catalog with photos and basic specifications, and a user-contributed encyclopedia that can be edited by registered contributors.

Legal and editorial policies emphasize citation and accuracy; submissions are reviewed by editors, and licensing varies by item, with some materials released into the public domain or under non-restrictive licenses, while others are provided under fair use or the contributor's terms.

OldComputerscom seeks partnerships with museums, libraries, and collector communities to broaden coverage and integrity.

Access is by web interface, with search and browse capabilities, and content is organized around computer platforms, brands, and eras; the site welcomes new contributions and feedback.

Overall, OldComputerscom serves as a reference point for the preservation and study of vintage computing, supporting exploration of technology history and the culture surrounding early personal computers.