In Windows 95 the Start Menu was invented. You may not realise that the start menu key (between the CTRL and ALT keys) on your keyboard didn't exist before then (as you'll see from our early 90s exhibits). Windows 95 brought not only a massive evolution in operating systems, but also saw mass adoption of personal computers and the very early days of personal internet access. |
Our exhibit list is currently being populated and isn't yet complete so please watch this space.
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Elonex 486 66MhzYear: 1994 Status: On display - Hands on exhibit Connected to our Netware 4.2 network with various games and apps. Runs MS-DOS 6.22 and Windows 3.11 |
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Custom build P200 MMXYear: 1998 Status: On display - Hands on exhibit Running Windows 98 SE and a variety of games. Can multiplayer with other PCs |
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Fujitsu ICL ErgoProYear: 1995 Status: Restoration - In progress |
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