32 reactions · 16 shares | On May 22, 1973, a young researcher at...

17K views · 216 reactions | The Computer History Museum in Silicon Valely began as The Computer Museum in Boston, Massachusetts, which opened its doors in 1979. Today, we revisit this promotional video with a glimpse into how we once introduced the Museum to the world. Let’s just say, our storytelling (and tech) has had quite the upgrade... #ComputerHistoryMuseum #TheComputerMuseum #siliconvalley | Computer History Museum | Facebook

In 1958, physicist William Higinbotham created Tennis for Two, the first video game ever played on the device it was built for—a Donner analog computer connected to an oscilloscope! Designed as a science exhibit, the game used simple controllers and physics-based gameplay to simulate tennis. Though forgotten for years, it stands as the first true video game played on its original hardware, marking a historic moment in interactive entertainment. (Via: @adlszeug) #history #explore #technology #ree

1.1K views · 36 reactions | Computing legend Alan Kay describes the unique culture of Xerox PARC that fostered the equally legendary Alto computer. Kay joined other members of the team who discussed the Alto’s legacy and ongoing impact on the occasion of the computer’s 50th anniversary. https://bit.ly/41P5cJW #XeroxAlto | Computer History Museum | Facebook

30 reactions · 11 shares | SuperPaint was developed between 1972 and...