Spun off the Stanford University Network team (hence the name), Sun Microsystem was one of the first, and one of the most successful, Unix system vendors in the late '80s and the '90s.
After the emergence of a strong PC market with systems able to compete with the performance of Sun workstations at a fraction of their price, Sun faced hard times, and eventually got stabbed acquired by Oracle.

• Solivant
  Pictures of the rare Sun-1 system.
• Peter's Sun3 Zoo
  Complete collection of all Sun3 models with pictures, software and tips.
• Peter's Sun4 Zoo
  An unfinished attempt at doing the same work as done for Sun3 above, but for the SPARC family.
• HYPERstation
  A site dedicated to the rare ROSS improved clones of SPARCstation 20. While not strictly Sun related, still an interesting site to the SPARC-savvy person.

Here is the current Sun inventory.

• sun386i
  • Sun 386i/150 (wile)
• sun4
  • Sun 4/110
  • Sun 4/260 (cheylat)
  • Sun 4/330 (morat)
• sun4c
  • SPARCstation 2 (maronne)
  • SPARCstation IPC (tarelius)
  • SPARCstation IPX
• sun4d
  • SPARCserver 1000
  • SPARCserver 1000E
• sun4e
  • SPARCengine 1E (ayoggya)
• sun4m
  • JAVAstation "Krups" (soulane)
  • JAVAstation "Mr Coffee"
  • SPARCserver 10 (voireuse)
  • SPARCstation 10 (joron)
  • SPARCstation 20 (credogne, tekumel)
  • SPARCstation 4/110 (dolore)
  • SPARCstation 5/85 (vetre)
  • SPARCstation 5/110 (nyemesel)
  • Sun 4/670MP (tumulte)
• sun4u
  • Blade 100 (impradine)
  • Sun Fire V120 (anzon)
  • UltraSPARC 1E (salarvya)
  • UltraSPARC 2 (muugalavya)
  • UltraSPARC 5 (tazenat)
  • Ultra Enterprise 4000 (octopus)
• sun4v
  • SPARC Enterprise T5220 (espezonette)

In memoriam: gone from the machineroom, but not forgotten.

• sun3
  • Sun 3/110 (litrou)
  • Sun 3/160 (pirot)
  • Sun 3/260 (lignon)
  • Sun 3/50 (rhue)
  • Sun 3/60 (cere, senouire, truyere)
  • Sun 3/80 (saloup)
• sun4m
  • SPARCclassic (rouchain)