r/HistoryOfTech

444 archived posts · Jun 2013 – Sep 2026

/r/HistoryOfTech: Technology that's not so modern.

r/HistoryOfTech

**Welcome to /r/HistoryOfTech: Technology that's not so modern.** Welcome to the Computer Collecting Sub-Reddit. the group for people who collect old computers and computer technology Some Rules Rule 1: Keep it civil! Rule 2: No current politics or soap boxin Rule 3: No historical negationism, denialism or alternate history. Rule 4: Comments should be on-topic, no attacks, slurs, memes and the such. Rule 5: Discussions limited to technology that is older than 20 years. Rule 6: No Selling or

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Welcome to r/HistoryOfTech: Technology that's not so modern.

Welcome to the Computer Collecting Sub-Reddit. the group for people who collect old computers and computer technology

Some Rules

Rule 1: Keep it civil! Rule 2: No current politics or soapboxing Rule 3: No historical negationism, denialism or alternate history. Rule 4: Comments should be on-topic, no attacks, slurs, memes and the such. Rule 5: Discussions limited to technology that is older than 20 years. Rule 6: No Selling or Posting of links to items for sale. Rule 7: Follow the rules and guidelines of reddit, we don't want this subreddit closed. Rule 8: Post from the original site. Rule 9: Text posts require actual research and must be sourced Rule 10: Titles of links should accurately describe the content not be sensationalized or misleading Rule 11: No self promotion.

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