Retro Computer Laboratory

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====== Introduction ======


You have reached the Retro Computer Lab, which is a collection of information about historical computers and electronics.

The texts are mostly in German only, sometimes in English only. 
Please use the language selection above the navigation box.
If you would like to have an English version of a German text, don't hesitate to ask for one. Normally I can provide one shortly.

===== Subjects in English =====

    * [[en:analyticalengine:inhalt|The Analytical Engine]] (The mechanical computer that Babbage never built)
    * [[en:eniac:inhalt|The ENIAC]] (The first electronic computer in heavy productive use)
    * [[en:ace:inhalt|The Pilot ACE]] (Alan Turing's extraordinary design)
    * [[en:merac:inhalt|MERAC]] (Mechano-Electrical Retrogarde Automatic Computer) 
    * [[en:tufpl:inhalt|TUF-PL]] (experimental programming language)
    * [[en:algo:inhalt|Algorithms]] Remarks about algorithms and nice programs

===== Subjects in German only =====
    * [[:analogrechner:inhalt|Analogrechner]]
    * [[:spielrechner:inhalt|Spielrechner]]
    * [[:turing:inhalt|Alan Turing]]
    * [[:elektronik:inhalt|Elektronik]]
    * [[:forth:inhalt|FORTH]] (stack-orientiertes Programmiersystem)
    * [[:algo:inhalt|Algorithmen]] Algorithmen und Testprogramme


Out of topic:
    * [[:legomindstorms:inhalt|LEGO Mindstorms Anmerkungen]]