DEC VT100 Terminal — 1978 Vintage Computer Framed Art Print

A tribute to the terminal that helped define how we interact with computers.

This Binary Habitat archive print features the DEC VT100, introduced in 1978, presented in a bold vintage-inspired composition with original technical details and references to early terminal computing.

Designed for programmers, engineers, collectors, and anyone who appreciates the hardware that shaped modern computing.

Details

• Framed vintage computer terminal art print

• Matte finish

• Black metal frame

• Vertical orientation

• Available in 12×18, 20×30, and 24×36

• Ready to display

• Designed as part of the Binary Habitat Computer Archive series

Available Sizes

• 12×18 in

• 20×30 in

• 24×36 in

A piece of computing history, reimagined for your workspace.

CHOOSING A SIZE

12x18 sits above a desk or in a gallery cluster. 20x30 holds a wall section on its own. 24x36 is the statement piece and needs the space to earn it. Measure before you order; wall art almost always reads smaller in a room than it does on a screen.

THE ARCHIVE PAIR

The Computer Archive series is built on one grid, one typeface, and identical margins, so two prints hang as a single composition rather than two posters that happen to share a wall. Any two framed prints are 10% off automatically.

Free standard US shipping on orders over $75. Eligibility depends on your order total, not the frame size.