[TUHS] Do you have any historical UNIX computers?

[Mary Ann Horton]

My most prized UNIX computer is the original LF/Technologies CUBIX from 
1987. It's an 11" cube with a built-in UPS (weighs a ton), an 80286 CPU, 
several serial ports, and runs System V release 2. This box was part of 
the original Stargate project, broadcasting Usenet over Satellite to 
Cable TV.

I also have a UNIX PC 7300 and a couple SparcStation 1+ and a 10, along 
with a pair of 13w3 monitors. And an Ann Arbor Ambassador terminal in 
twisted mode.

These are currently in my virtual museum at https://stargatemuseum.org/. 
It is my hope that someday they will go in a physical museum.

Thanks,

/Mary Ann Horton/ (she/her/ma'am)
       Award Winning Author
maryannhorton.com <https://maryannhorton.com>



On 6/9/25 10:21, Vicente Collares via TUHS wrote:
> Hello TUHS people!
>
> Someone recently posted a question about your prized UNIX artifacts to 
> this list, that discussion [1] seems to be about various memorabilia. 
> What about computers made to run UNIX? Do you have or used to any 
> interesting historical hardware?
>
> For my part, I have only used UNIX on emulated systems so far but 
> would like to purchase some hardware. Given that I have little space 
> it would need to be something small. According to you how does one get 
> into that specific type of retro computing?
>
> See you around cyberspace,
>
> Vicente
> vicente at collares.ca
>
> [1] https://www.tuhs.org/pipermail/tuhs/2025-June/032020.html
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