[NeXT] over on the Vintage Computer Forums is bringing the iconic ASR33 Teletype into the 21st century by giving this old display a modern way to connect to the outside world.

The clattering sounds of Teletype news would fill newsrooms for years to come. This video shows an old United Press Teletype machine in use.

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In his essay, Gates talks about using a “clunky” Teletype computer for the first time in the seventh grade, about starting Microsoft with Paul Allen 30 years ago with the idea of putting a PC ...

My first experience with an actual computer came in junior high school when my math teacher brought in our school's first teletype computer terminal.

That familiar - and very ancient - teletype sound behind news stories is gone from the KYW Philadelphia airwaves. It's something listeners have been hearing for many decades. KYW Brand Manager ...