Computer History Museum's YouTube ChannelSlashdot

December 15th, 2007 | Category: Tech Talk

Doctor-R writes “The Computer History Museum in Mountain View, CA has created a new YouTube channel for videos of their lecture series. Newest is the Dec 10 panel on the 25th Anniversary of

the Commodore 64. Currently there are 23 lectures available and the 7-minute Museum overview.”

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Original post by kdawson

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