Hello all - I have uploaded some new documents related to an employee club at Hewlett Packard that sought to explore these new "micro-computers" and, given the evidence at hand, design their own (apparently a Z80-based CPU card of their own design, an S-100 backplane and an HP case.) The story as I know it is incomplete and I'm sure more details will be filled in soon by those who were there. The documents were lent to me for scanning by the daughter of an HP employee. I'll be returning them to her soon; I believe she will be offering them to CHM as a donation. http://chiclassiccomp.org/docs/index.php?dir=%2Fcomputing%2FHP/HPMCIG The docs are divided into directories as follows: Micro Minutes: 30 issues of the newsletter of the Hewlett-Packard Micro-Computer Interest Group, various dates between 1979 and 1983. Some issues undated. Non-HP_Docs: Documents from other vendors that were likely used by the club. I'll place them in their own vendor directories also but I thought leaving copies here help give us an idea of what the club was working with or discussing at the time Club_Notes: Emails, memos, handwritten notes, receipts and other club-related ephemera I thought it spoke well of HP as a company at that time that they supported an employee hobbyist organization. Enjoy digging through a unique bit of early Silicon Valley history. -j -- silent700.blogspot.com Retrocomputing and collecting in the Chicago area: http://chiclassiccomp.org