GE-97 Terminal emulates a Windows 98 environment inside the browser, allowing users to dial up and surf recreated or preserved websites from the 1990s. It includes a 1996 CD-ROM collection, the 1996 White House website, a vanished-web archive, live satellite telemetry, and other historical artifacts. Created by Khalid Alshaikh as a personal project to recapture the feeling of first encountering the internet, it functions as both an interactive museum and a digital preservation effort.
GE-97 Terminal is an Entertainment & Media project. It focuses on experiencing and interacting with the vanished early web and Windows 98-era software that can no longer be run natively. It is built as a consumer product for retro computing enthusiasts. GE-97 Terminal costs nothing to use. It runs on the web and the command line.
It is developed by Khalid Alshaikh (Saudi Arabia), and it first shipped in 2024. Key capabilities include windows 98 emulation, vintage website browsing, and historical archives.
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