Bendix G-15

The personal computer of 1956

Designed by Harry Huskey and introduced by Bendix Corporation, the G-15 was a compact, drum-memory computer that could be operated by one person.

Explore its history, documentation, software, people, photographs, and the Intercom 2000 programming system.

Explore the G-15

Under construction Under construction; Intercom 2000 is available now; more soon.
Historic G-15 and Intercom manuals Documentation Manuals, programming references, schematics, and historical papers. Intercom 2000 emblem Intercom 2000 Write and run programs as on the G-15. Mr. Usagi with a Bendix G-15 G-15 Restoration Watch Dave "Mr. Usagi" Lovett revive a G-15. Rows of Bendix G-15 hardware modules Hardware Learn about architecture, memory, and operation theory.
A Bendix G-15 installation at the Ballistic Research Laboratory Surviving G-15s See where the surviving G-15's live. A G-15 operator at the typewriter console in 1969 Photographs See photographs of installations, peripherals, and more.