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Olivetti M10
Olivetti M10
CERN-OBJ-IT-031 · Item · 1983
Part of Heritage Collection Test

The Olivetti M10 is a small Italian computer, it is a first attempt to create a real laptop with its screen tilting offering a good legibility. Its success was mainly due to the good quality keyboard with its accented keys that allows a fast typing as well as has its long battery life. It can operate several hours on four standard batteries. Otherwise, in terms of software, the machine has Basic in ROM, as well as various small office programs such as spreadsheet, word processor, calendar and address book.
Olivetti M6 640
CERN-OBJ-IT-069 · Item · 1993
Part of Heritage Collection Test

The M6-640 is the highest performance personal computer workstation in the Suprema range with multimedia, document imaging and communications capabilities. It has a 90MHz Pentium processor with 256Kb of secondary cache. It can accommodate up to 128Mb RAM and supports hard disks of up to 1Gb through an IDE interface.
OMEGA Films and documents
CERN-ARCH-BEUSCH-W-05-01 · File
Part of Files of Werner Beusch

This folder contains documents relating to the CERN OMEGA Spectrometer. It includes charts, particles-tracks images recorded during experiments, photographs of equipment (machines), a list of [participants] for the Wilson chamber, personnel lists from 1981 and documents relating to the "WA80 EXPERIMENTS". It also contains photographic and films materials, which includes image of particle events recorded by the CERN OMEGA Spectrometer. In the back of some photographic films it contains some handwritten notes by Beusch in 1979.

 Beusch, Werner
OMEGA Films materials
CERN-ARCH-BEUSCH-W-05 · Series · circa 1960s-1990s
Part of Files of Werner Beusch

"This series contains photographic, films and print-out related to the OMEGA Spectrometer. This collection contains 47 photographs in black and white with a format of 38 photos measuring 10.5 x 8.5 cm and two photos measuring 14.5 x 10.5 cm. The camera used was a polaroid as written on the back. It also contains 15 developed films in black and white with various of format.

The photographs show a graphic of a dotted line and some photos probably shows his office and the machine for experiments used for particle-detectors. It shows a particle tracks.  "