There is an exhibit in the Smithsonian Museum of American History following the evolution of computers with some great artifacts (including the first apple computer, the one built in a garage).
Elizabeth Walton
www.clotheslinejournal.com
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Subject: Re: Keyboards in exhibits
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> does anyone know if there has ever been an exhibit of
'keyboards' themselves, as artifacts? such as their changes
from typewriters to computing, a wall of keyboard designs?
thanks for any info. brian
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