The Computer Museum showcases the fascinating 400-year history of computers, starting with Wilhelm Schickard's calculating machine and ending with the microprocessors of the 1970s. Among them is probably the oldest computer still in use in Germany: the LGP-30.
Many disused devices found their way into the Computer Museum. There they were lovingly restored and made "runnable" again. The collection includes:
- mechanical calculating machines
- electronic desk calculators
- electronic pocket calculators
- analog computer
- minicomputer
- personal and home computers
- single board computer / teaching computer
- peripherals
- metrology equipment and development systems and television sets
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