Exhibition of historical highlights of human-computer interaction from the Computer-Museum of the University of Hamburg presented by Prof. em. Horst Oberquelle, Marton Juhasz and Konstantin Weiss.
Hall 10, 1st. floor
Open Monday to Thursday 10:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Topics
- Interacting with mainframes
- The microprocessor revolution
- The trinity of early home computers
- Live demo of ground-breaking machines
- Design & designers make a difference
- Portability and usability
- A look into the mouse-oleum
7 reasons to visit the exhibit
Hands-on experience and live demos
- Apple-1 replica
- Commodore PET, TRS-80, Apple //
- Apple Lisa to TAM to iMacs
- Designers of iconic machines
- Early portables and laptops
- Interaction devices: e.g., Telefunken Rollkugel
- early computer art by H.W. Franke
Impressions
Some highlights of the exhibition – Origin of photos and video: Horst Oberquelle
Programm „Zentrum“ (1982) ©Herbert W. Franke