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Based on Douglas Adams' popular series "The Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy", this text based video game was released by Infocom in 1984.

The second model of the classic line, this model features a faster processor and double the memory than its predecessor.

Applesoft BASIC, produced in 1977, was the second and most common version of BASIC for the Apple II series of computers. Microsoft produced Applesoft and licensed it to Apple, who modified it and added additional features.

The Macintosh PowerBook1400 was created in 1997 and it was the Apple's entry level notebook. The starting price for this notebook is $2499.

Dark green shell, 480x320 resolution display with two stylus pens and a full-size keyboard.

This console offers a sleek black and wood veneer design, with two primary joystick controllers and four main input switches.

The Atari Music Composer is a computer program that ran on Atari 400 and 800 and sold on a cartridge.

Physically, the game is about five centimeters long and plugs into the Atari 2600 game console. The video game possesses very blocky animation with poor obstacles and goals in the story line. It’s infamous as being the worst video game ever created.

A light, plastic and metal personal computer with a membrane keyboard made by Atari.

After Dark was an easy-to-use software that provided mindless entertainment, saved businesses thousands of dollars in screen replacements due to images burning in, and was the first product to introduce screensavers with a password protection option.