North Star Horizon

Agreed with the previous gentlemen. My latest blind rescue was that 68020 Cadnetix system, where the company went under 10 years ago and every technical document on it seems to have ended up in a Colorado landfill. I finally tracked down one of the original engineers (from on-line resumes, of all things) to get some info on it. Granted, it's still dead (and from what I've learned, probably will stay that way forever) but I'll be damned if I didn't learn quite a lot from it. As for wanting a specific machine, I have spent my entire life lusting after machines that I have never even seen in person, let alone had detailed hardware experience with! What is it that really makes us want these machines, anyway? Not to say that these machines are useless, but nobody collects classic computers because of their amazing processor speed or mammoth memories. It's a much more rounded aesthetic, having to do with colours, shapes, sounds, etc. I could easily *see* a computer that *looks* interesting and ask for one by name, without even knowing where the power switch is. That's the whole fun of it. Aaron