Computer History Museum
Museum Gallery
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Exhibits on early computers, the growth of the Internet, industry pioneers & more.
1401 N Shoreline Blvd, Mountain View, CA 94043
+1 650-810-1010
Did You Know?
First Linux Supercomputer
The Computer History Museum houses the first Linux supercomputer, 'RoadRunner,' which was developed by David A. Bader at the University of New Mexico. This groundbreaking machine paved the way for the widespread adoption of Linux in supercomputing.
Birth of the PowerBook
The museum showcases the evolution of portable computing with the introduction of the PowerBook series in 1991. The PowerBook 100, 140, and 170 were revolutionary for their time, featuring built-in trackballs, internal floppy drives, and palm rests, which became standard features in laptops.
The iMac's Debut
The Computer History Museum chronicles the launch of the iMac, Apple's iconic all-in-one desktop computer, which revolutionized the personal computing experience with its colorful design and user-friendly interface.
Museum Location
The Computer History Museum is located at 1401 N. Shoreline Blvd. in Mountain View, California, a hub for technology innovation.