In the 1960s, some strange computers were being tinkered into existence. There was one that operated solely on rolling marbles and gates that flipped open and closed. And in 1967, the manual How to ...

Replicating 1960s-era computer hardware can be a daunting task. Components can be hard to find, schematics thin on the ground, and software near-unobtainable. Of course, not every computer from the ...

Replicating 1960s-era computer hardware can be a daunting task. Components can be hard to find, schematics thin on the ground, and software near-unobtainable. Of course, not every computer from the ...

With $200 in parts and some soldering skill, anyone can build what may be the world’s first DIY cell phone. There’s no device more simultaneously intimate and mysterious than the cell phone. It’s in ...

So you've got all the components to build your PC except the case—what's an impatient geek to do? Build it anyway? Darren over at Hak.5 shows us how to turn your motherboard's cardboard box into a ...