Computer History - Blog Posts
Konrad Zuse June 22, 1910 – December 18, 1995
In May, 1941 German inventor and civil engineer Konrad Zuse secured his place in computer history with his Turing-complete Z3, the world's first working programmable computer.
Acrylic on canvas, 5x7″. From my set Luminaries of the Hacker World.
Apple & Matt Groening 1989 Computer Booklet w/illustrations.
Vintage. Rare. Like new- minor evidence of being read. No stickers, no writing, no highlighting, no dog ears. Flat & binding is tight.
7.25 x 7.25
‘Who needs a computer anyway?
Snag it on Poshmark, use my code to get $10 credit towards your first order: REDREADRETALE
Still available, plus I added a bunch of 1980’s Beagle Bro Catalogues & early computist, Hardcore computing magazines. Amazing cover designs!
Apple & Matt Groening 1989 Computer Booklet w/illustrations.
Vintage. Rare. Like new- minor evidence of being read. No stickers, no writing, no highlighting, no dog ears. Flat & binding is tight.
7.25 x 7.25
‘Who needs a computer anyway?
Snag it on Poshmark, use my code to get $10 credit towards your first order: REDREADRETALE
Apple & Matt Groening 1989 Computer Booklet w/illustrations.
Vintage. Rare. Like new- minor evidence of being read. No stickers, no writing, no highlighting, no dog ears. Flat & binding is tight.
7.25 x 7.25
‘Who needs a computer anyway?
Snag it on Poshmark, use my code to get $10 credit towards your first order: REDREADRETALE