According to Gary Wall: >Hey, We've got a KayPro sitting in our office. belongs to my boss, >not in use. But cool to look at. >Gary >On Tuesday, March 18, 2003, at 03:50 PM, b wrote: Hey, that's neat. :=) Whenever I think of the KayPro it takes me back to my old neighborhood [Mountain View, CA], and the sight of floor-to-ceiling 'receivers', at a friend's house, that were listening to Sputnik and the Telstar 1... Guys building computers from 'how-to' articles in Mechanix Illustrated... the building of the Linear Accelerator at Stanford... my first job in the Stanford Industrial Park... nobody [er, hardly anybody] knew where we were going... I have an old SE at my office [which I rarely visit, being homebound, and Powerbook-independent of commutes, etc], and when I see it I can't help but think how 'small' the screen is...but at the time it was like a window on the whole world... amazing stuff... It's funny, I wrote a little program for my biz partner's retail record shop, on an Apple, was working at Tab Products [they made 'smart' terminals for the IBM 360] over on California Ave, my best friend was the head tech at Atari [on the Games side, not the computers], who'd been there since day One, and his little brother was working next door to me at HP, in Palo Alto. Amazing days. With what's going on in the World, today,... I wish I could 'go back'... somehow. I miss the Bay Area a lot...and the KayPro, early-Apple days. ~flipper