Hello Friends of Compuseum- Calling your attention to this great auction of an Apple-1! Any bets on what it will sell for? cnet.com/news/apple-1-c…

Thank you for your support of the COMPUSEUM! We had another successful year-five live events, tours, artifact acquisitions, donations, and more. Thank you to our supporters! Please consider making a tax deductible gift to the COMPUSEUM to further our mission in the new year.

Hello Friends! The Compuseum seeks Theranos Edison machine for Christmas (belated!) or for year-end! This milestone computing peripheral object of the year: Theranos Edison "box"...let's dig deep and make one part of our growing Compuseum!

The Compuseum Took a field trip! On 1/9/19 we visited University City Science Center-now known as uCitySquare-along “Avenue of Technology” #ENIAC sciencecenter.org

Love your computer? The Compuseum loves where it all began! The Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer, known as ENIAC, debuted at the University of Pennsylvania on Feb. 14, 1946. More here from NY Times Magazine nytimes.com/2019/02/13/mag…

#ENIAC 1) A reminder request to continue to keep The Compuseum in your charitable donations list. Tax filing is coming up and recall that Compuseum is a fully IRS registered 501(c)3 charity. Please make a donation today-new initiatives coming!

#womenincomputing #womeninprogramming #ENIAC Join us to hear Gini Mauchly Calcerano speak about the history of ENIAC and women in programming Thursday, March 28th "Venture Cafe"in University City Science Center-lectures at 3PM and at 6PM venturecafephiladelphia.org

Reminder: Invitation to hear Gini Mauchly Calcerano speak on the topic of the history of the ENIAC and women in programming on Thursday, March 28th "Venture Cafe" lectures. Time: 5:45PM-6:15PM on "Solving for the Unknown: The trailblazing path of Kay McNulty."

Please keep The Compuseum in your charitable donations list. Tax filing is coming up and recall that Compuseum is a fully IRS registered 501(c)3 charity. Please make a donation today-new initiatives coming! thecompuseum.org

The Compuseum Exhibit Case gets its informal unveiling! March 28th 3PM at Venture Cafe Philadelphia, 3675 Market Street, Philadelphia venturecafephiladelphia.org

Donate $45 to The Compuseum and we'll ship this new book to you right away! (Donate Button on our website TheCompuseum.org) “Tim Cook: The Genius Who Took Apple to the Next Level” by Leander Kahney...more: techcrunch.com/2019/04/01/ins…

Compuseum friends! Check out this article on our founder, Jim Scherrer! "Could Philly be getting a museum devoted to computers? Compuseum's Jim Scherrer is aiming to show the city why it deserves a museum devoted to the history of computers." technical.ly/philly/2019/06…

Carol Popkave (of Penn Valley) has donated an Atari 800 computer (model 130xe) first created in1979. It has two Atari 1050 disk drives. For details see oldcomputers.net/atari800.html Thank you, Carol! Steve Jobs fun fact here quora.com/Before-co-foun…

The Compuseum has been granted 501(c)3 tax status as of April 4, 2017! Please visit our website at thecompuseum.org

Seen #HiddenFigures yet? Must-see! Thanks to all of the women who were the original computer programmers! #ENIAC thecompuseum.org

Did you know? The mission of Compuseum is to stimulate the public and the technology industry to share information and to raise the public awareness of the important role the digital age has played and will continue to play in our society. 1/2

Compuseum will be a springboard into various ways to teach and discuss new and emerging technologies, and their implications, within the context of prior achievement.

Donations-thanks to all of you for your help in expanding Compuseum! Recent donation: We are grateful to John Hill for his donation of the BYTE Magazine collection to Compusuem!

Before hand held devices were even a thought...View the history of ENIAC here: youtube.com/watch?v=bGk9W6…