Toy Computers
- 1950, Edmund Berkely's Simon (plans only, $300 to build)
- 1955, Oliver Garfield Co.
GENIAC (GENIus semi-Automated Computer)
- 1958, EBEX SCHOOL's MICROLOG, $38.50, Electronics Illustrated, Dec 1958
- Berkeley Enterprises BRAINIAC K-20
- Berkeley Enterprises BRAINIAC K-30, 1959, $17, Science Digest
- CALCULO Analog Computer, 1959, $17, Science Digest
- 1960, unnamed (plans only), Electronics Illustrated, Jan 1960
- Minivac 601, 1964, $135, Science Newsletter (aka Science News) (maybe 1961)
- Minivac 6010, 1964
- Bell Labs CARDIAC (CARDboard Illustrative Aid to Computation), 1966
- ESR Digi-comp I
- ESR Digi-comp II
- Turing Machine choo-choo
- Hillis Tinker Toy Tic-Tac-Toe computer
- Think-a-Tron
- 1971, Science Fair SF-5000
- Science Fair Digital Computer Kit
- Science Fair Microcomputer Trainer
- ESR Think-a-Dot
- ESR Dr. Nim
- Kosmos
- Philips
- Norac
Educational Computers
- Heathkit EC-1
- Heathkit ET-3400
- KIM-1
- SYM-1
- AIM65