Permanent exhibit

Cyberpipe’s museum is not as packed as the history of computers (despite the fact that even the history of electronic computers is actually pretty young itself). Nevertheless, the Museum has something to show: from a couple of the most popular home computers, such as the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum, to the first widely used business computer, the IBM XT, from bits and pieces of ancient mainframe computers to age-old tape disk drives such as the IBM370. The Museum even displays some very advanced computers, such as the NeXT Station, which was practically a generation apart from the other business machines used in its time. Visit the full online collection here.

Exhibitions

11. 5. – 5. 6. 2009: 40 years of Internet. Pictures of the exhibition available in the gallery. Exhibition prepared by Dunja Rosina and Martin Hribar.

2. 3. 2009 – 10. 4. 2009 Hard disk history. (Including IBM 3390, IBM 3370 and IBM 3336.) Exhibition prepared by Dunja Rosina and Martin Hribar.

26. 1. 2009 – 27. 2. 2009 – “First Slovene computers”. Exhibition prepared by Martin Hribar and Dunja Rosina.

1. 12. 2008 – 23. 1. 2009 – CAD design (Computer-aided design) in 80ties and 70ties in former Yugoslavia – including terminal Tektronix 4014. Exhibition prepared by Martin Hribar, Dunja Rosina and Martin Robič.

10. – 30. 10. 2008 – IBMI (Inštitut za biomedicinsko informatiko Medicinske fakultete v Ljubljani) collection. On display: IBM 29 and IBM 129, both working card punchers. Exhibition prepared by Martin Hribar, Dunja Rosina and Martin Robič.

12. 5. 2008 – 5. 6. 2008 – 30 years of x86 arhitecture. Exhibition prepared by Dunja Rosina, Martin Hribar and Izidor Makuc.

28. 3. – 18. 4. 2008 – Workstations (SGI Octane, Sun Sparc Ultra 1, SGI Indigo 2, …)

17. 12. 2007 – 26. 2. 2008 – (due to increased interest in this exhibit) again Computers developed in Slovenia

15. 1. – 16. 2. 2007 – Computers developed in Slovenia

24. 3. – 24. 4. 2006 – Slovenian collectors’ guest exhibition – Tomaž Kač, Bojan Kotur, Robert Kovač, Damjan Lenarčič and Bojan Pesek presented their vintage computers. The exhibition lasted until 14th of April, in three weeks time, the visitons could see the popular computers of the 1980’s… read more.

23. 2. – 24. 3. 2006 – Monitor’s museum