The Comprehensive Computer Catalogue at http://plato.digiweb.com/~hansp/ccc/ccorgs.htm lists this computer as follows: ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- "The ECD Corp's MicroMind was a 6502-based computer dating to around the time of the Apple II. It had memory management (!) and an advanced video display with downloadable fonts, up to 132 characters per line, and smooth scrolling. The prototypes were wire-wrapped, as were the initial (and only, alas) models that were actually sold. Its smooth-scrolling capability, unique among micros at the time, made it attractive to hospitals to present the list of TV stations avilable on hospital channels. The cost of $8K was no object. The plan was to go to printed-circuit board, and ads were taken out in Byte magazine offering the machine for $1500. Orders poured in, but the PC version never appeared (the orders were all refunded). The 3 founders of ECD laid off all its employees and held on for awhile, but ECD itself eventually went bankrupt." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------ I have a number of their ads and was wondering whether anyone has ever seen one of these machines in person, or knows any one of the developers.