Colossus and other vintage computers from The National Museum of Computing | TechRepublic
4.2 Aiken and the Mark I | Bit by Bit
File:RCA Mark II Sound Synthesizer, Computer Music Center at Columbia University, NIME2007.jpg - Wikimedia Commons
Colossus Computer Mark 2 at Bletchley Park Bletchley Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire England UK Stock Photo - Alamy
Colossus computer - Wikipedia
Colossus Mark 2 Computer from the rear | Andrew and Annemarie | Flickr
Alan Turing's Mark II computer was used to make music in 1951 | WIRED UK
Harvard Mark I | computer technology | Britannica
Grace Hopper and Margaret Hamilton awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom for computing advances | TechCrunch
Howard Aiken's Third Machine: The Harvard Mark III Calculator or Aiken-Dahlgren Electronic Calculator
ETL Mark II Relay-Based Automatic Computer-Computer Museum
Harvard Mark I - Wikipedia
File:ETL Mark II Relay Computer - National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo - DSC07303.JPG - Wikimedia Commons
James Mazzola on Twitter: "September 9,1947–1st computer bug found: A moth lodges in a relay of a Harvard Mark II computer at Harvard Univ. https://t.co/GLUmT8knNe" / Twitter
ETL Mark II Relay-Based Automatic Computer-Computer Museum
Harvard Mark II Console | 102698413 | Computer History Museum
1944 | Timeline of Computer History | Computer History Museum
Mark I and the ENIAC
Harvard Mark 2 computer - WW2 Propaganda, 1940's
Colossus Computer Mark 2 at Bletchley Park Bletchley Milton Keynes Buckinghamshire England UK Stock Photo - Alamy
Colossus Mk 2 | ZDNET
A Colossus Mark 2 Computer | Colossus was the world's first … | Flickr
ETL Mark II-Computer Museum
WWII codebreaker - Colossus Mark 2 computer - Bletchley Pa… | Flickr
Howard Aiken's Third Machine: The Harvard Mark III Calculator or Aiken-Dahlgren Electronic Calculator
Colossus
TIL that the first actual computer "bug" was a dead moth which was stuck in a Harvard Mark II computer in 1947. : r/todayilearned
