On Thu, 10 Sep 1998 sethm(a)loomcom.com wrote: I like this kind of stuff, too. We actually have a large pile of Popular Science magazines that are slowly degrading in the basement. We were going to throw them out, so I got busy with a razor blade and cut out a lot of things. Unfortunatley that got my father and I reading the old issues, and as a result they still haven't been thrown out. But I do have a binder full of interesting computer-related stuff. The single-system reviews I've collected from Popular Science are: Apple /// Xerox 820 Timex Sinclair 1000 Apple Lisa Epson QX-10 Access Kaypro 10 Gavilan Macintosh Sinclair QL Acorn (unknown model, it's just called the Acorn in the article, looks like BBC-B) Kaypro 2000 Amiga Atari 520ST Macintosh Plus A lot of other computers are mentioned (and photographed!) in articles or mini-reviews, including: Sinclair ZX80 VIC-20 TRS-80 Pocket Computer Sharp PC-1211 NewBrain TRS-80 Color Computer TRS-80 Model III IBM-PC NEC PC-8001A Osborne 1 APF Imagination Machine Casio FX-9000P TI-99/4A HP-86 Sony SMC-70 Olivetti M20 Commodore BX256 Zenith Z200 Commodore Max Astrocade Altos Cromemco . . . (the list is lengthier than I want to type ;) ) There are also ads for things like the TI-99/2 with Bill Cosby, the Adam, the PMC-80, Ohio Scientific Challenger, Atari 400, Color Computer with Isaac Asimov, VIC-20 with William Shatner, etc, etc, etc... Lots of cool articles on computer technology stuff, too. If you cut up Popular Science magazines and condense them to just the computer stuff, you end up with a really interesting read. :) Doug Spence ds_spenc(a)alcor.concordia.ca http://alcor.concordia.ca/~ds_spenc/