Hardware
| Name Sort descending | Description |
|---|---|
| Alcatel Pocketline Swing | Alcatel Pocketline Swing is a classic mobile phone released by Alcatel in 1997 for Dutch Telecom. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Swing 200 | Alcatel Pocketline Swing 200 is a mobile phone released by Alcatel in 2000 for Dutch Telecom - KPN Telecom. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Swing 220 | Alcatel Pocketline Swing 220 is a mobile phone released by Alcatel in 2000 for Dutch Telecom. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Swing 240 | Alcatel Pocketline Swing 240 is a mobile phone released by Alcatel in 2000 for Dutch Telecom KPN Mobile. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Swing 400 | Alcatel Pocketline Swing 400 is a mobile phone released by Alcatel in 2000 for Dutch Telecom - KPN Telecom. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Tango | Alcatel Pocketline Tango is a classic mobile phone released by Alcatel in 1996. This phone was made by Alcatel for Dutch Telecom and uses the GSM 900 network. |
| Alcatel Pocketline Wave | Alcatel Pocketline Wave is a classic mobile phone released by Alcatel in 1997 for Dutch Telecom. |
| Alcatel Portel C3T | Alcatel Portel C3T is a portable telephone released by Alcatel in 1991. Standard: C-Netz |
| Alcatel SEM 340T | Alcatel SEM 340T was Alcatel's first portable handset, so it was often called just a "pocket" phone. |
| Alcatel Visiomatic 101 | Pong console produced by Alcatel and sold by Pizon Bros. Visiomatic 101 is a dedicated console with the appearance of a plastic suitcase. The suitcase houses the console's electronics and… |
| Alcatraz | The Alcatraz Breakout Board is the expansion board we created to give access to all signals on the Overo and Overo STORM COM series. Unlike our other breakout boards, Alcatraz is large and has… |
| Alfa Electronics Videotronic | The Videotronic is a discrete Pong console with a black case. It has 2 controller with 2 paddles and comes with 3 pre-installed games. |
| Alfa Electronics Videotronic II (3388) | Alfa Electronics Videotronic II (3388) is a oong console with a black case and B&W video output. |
| Alfa Electronics Videotronic II (8550C) | Alfa Electronics Videotronic II (8550C) is a pong console with a red case and color video output. |
| Alienware area-51 | The Alienware Area 51 isn't necessarily the fastest gaming rig you can buy, but it is certainly fast enough to get you requisite victories on the game grid. Coincidentally, the system's looks and… |
| Alienware Aurora | Like an upscale gaming PC should be, the Alienware Aurora is built well and has the speed that you want when you kick the spurs. It's not the fastest system out there, but it certainly has a… |
| Alienware Aurora ALX | One of the PC’s weaknesses is the tendency to be generic. That’s certainly not a weakness of Alienware’s new Aurora ALX. Using a new redesigned chassis, there’s no way your Aurora ALX will be… |
| Alienware m11x | The M11x certainly has its share of swoopy curves -- if you squint just right, the front end looks almost exactly like a Camaro -- but it's actually boxier overall than you'd expect, with flat… |
| Alienware m11x-r2 | The Alienware M11x R2 is a terrific update to the original M11x, but only offers a modest performance boost. |
| Alienware m11x-r3 | M11x-R3 - 2011 Revision of the M11x, adding support for second generation of Intel Core i processors and is the first to include an i3 processor. It also received a standardized 750GB 7200rpm hard… |
| Alienware m14x | It's tough to find mobile PC gaming in a package that's neither too big nor too small. The Alienware M14x comes very close, with plenty of component options and a size that's hefty, but not… |
| Alienware m15x | Great performance, great looks but a hefty price tag - that is what the Alienware M15X has to offer. Perhaps the most shocking letdowns at its price are the quality of speakers and the lack of… |
| Alienware m15x r2 | The Alienware M15x is great laptop. But, it’s defiantly not for everyone. The weight and battery life could be a major factor in your decision to buy this laptop. If you’re in collage looking for… |
| Alienware m17x | M17x (Discontinued) - Introduced in 2009, it is the first laptop released by Alienware after the company was bought by Dell. The name and some of the design is based on the Alienware 17 inch… |
| Alienware m17x-r2 | M17x-R2 (Discontinued) - 2010 Revision of the M17x, adding support for Intel i5 and i7 processors. |
| Alienware m17x-r3 | M17x-R3 - 2011 Revision of the M17x, changes from aluminium chassis to a simplified plastic design, 3D Ready through a 120 Hz screen. Removes Dual-GPU capability. |
| Alienware m18x | M18x - Introduced in 2011, it is considered a replacement for the original M17x design, but with a bigger chassis and screen up to 18 inches, and special keyboard macros. It features Dual-GPU… |
| Alienware OptX™ AW2310 | Immerse yourself in the new Alienware OptXTM AW2310 3D monitor’s 23" display with a Full HD 1920 x 1080 resolution, 16:9 aspect ratio, 400 cd/m2 brightness and 80,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio.… |
| Alienware TactX Mouse | Take control of all that stands in your way with the new Alienware TactX Mouse. Packed with a wide range of customizable features, the Alienware TactX Mouse delivers pinpoint accuracy for the… |
| Alienware x51 | The Alienware X51 gaming desktop goes after the console gamer that wants a bit more out of their gaming experience. |
| Allianz Insurance calculator by Texas Instruments | Special version of the TI 58 with module and keyboard designed by the German Allianz financial company for use by its insurance agents. |
| Alpha 21064 | The Alpha 21064 is a microprocessor developed and fabricated by Digital Equipment Corporation that implemented the Alpha (introduced as the Alpha AXP) instruction set architecture (ISA). It was… |
| Alpha 21064A | The Alpha 21064A, introduced as the DECchip 21064A, code-named EV45, is a further development of the Alpha 21064 introduced in October 1993. It operated at clock frequencies of 200, 225, 233, 275… |
| Alpha 21066 | The Alpha 21066, introduced as the DECchip 21066, code-named LCA4 (Low Cost Alpha), is a low-cost variant of Alpha 21064. Samples were introduced on 10 September 1993, with volume shipments in… |
| Alpha 21066A | The Alpha 21066A, code-named LCA45, is a low-cost variant of the Alpha 21064A. It was announced on 14 November 1994, with samples of 100 and 233 MHz models introduced on the same day. Both models… |
| ALR 386/2 | Announcing the second generation of 80386 based personal computers from Advanced Logic Research. This is a family of computing systems so well matched to user needs and applications as to… |
| ALR 386/220 | The ALR 386/220 is capable of extracting more performance from your business programs or sophisticated scientific applications than any other microcomputer on the market. |
| ALR Dart 012 | Base Configuration: 6MHz or 10MHz 80286 CPU, MS-DOS, eight ISA slots, 2MB RAM (14MB max), 5.25-inch floppy disk drive, 30MB to 122MB HD, 60MB tape backup, keyboard/keypad, serial and parallel… |
| ALR Dart R66 | Base Configuration: 10MHz 80286 CPU, MS-DOS, eight ISA slots, 1MB RAM (14MB max), 5.25-inch floppy disk drive, 66MB hard disk drive, 60MB tape backup, keyboard/keypad, 2 serial and 2 parallel… |
| ALR FlexCache SX386 | Base Configuration: 16MHz 80386SX CPU, 82385 cache controller, 1MB RAM (8MB max), 3.5-inch floppy disk drive, 1 8-bit and 4 16-bit ISA slots, serial and parallel ports, 150W power supply |
| ALR Turbo EXT | Base Configuration: 5MHz or 8MHz CPU, MS-DOS, eight ISA slots, 640K RAM (1MB max), 30MB to 81MB hard disk drive, 2 5.25-inch floppy disk drive, keyboard/keypad, serial and parallel ports, clock/… |
| ALR VIP SX386 | Base Configuration: 16MHz 80386SX CPU, 82385 cache controller, 512K RAM (8MB max), 3.5-inch floppy disk drive, 1 8-bit and 4 16-bit ISA slots, serial port, 65W power supply |
| Altair 680 | The Altair 680 appeared about one year after the successful Altair 8800 was launched. With this model, MITS attempted to offer a new system based on the well known Motorola 6800 processor and then… |
| Altair 680b | The ALTAIR 680b microcomputer is an excellent compromise between computer power and low cost structure, without sacrificing design reliability. The system is based on the 6800 microprocessing unit… |
| Altair 8800 | The Altair 8800 from Micro Instrumentation Telemetry Systems (MITS) of Albuquerque, NM, is considered by many to be the first "personal computer" - a computer that was easily affordable and… |
| Altos ACS-186 | The Altos 186 was based on the "brand new" 16-bit iApx 186 CPU, in fact the (sometimes called "Lost Generation") Intel 80186. |
| Altos ACS-580 | This was a multi-post system based on Z80 CPUs. It could handle up to 3 users, or more with optional cards. To connect the terminals, there are several RS232 ports at the back of the system,… |
| Altos ACS-586 / 686 | The ACS-586 was a multipost system which could handle 5 users or more (8) with optional cards. To connect the terminals, there were several RS232 ports at the back of the system, labeled JA, JB,… |
| Altos ACS-8000 | The ACS-8xxx were multi-user systems. They could support from 1 to 4 users, but you could also get them in versions for up to 9 users and a supervisor. In appearance, they were large and heavy… |
| Altos Serie 5 | The Serie 5 was a multi-user system. It could support from 1 to 3 users. It had a 5 MB Winchester hard-drive and could be upgraded with a 10 MB hard-drive (for the Serie 5D only). It could use CP/… |
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