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Welcome to my “Computer Collection”. To be quite frank, this is really what my website is all about. On days when I am honest with myself, I realize that my collection represents a fair amount of nostalgia for days of computing’s past. On days when I like to kid myself, I think that someone else might actually be interested in all of this junk. Clearly, today is one of the latter kind. The collection fills up about 1\/2 my basement (I am sure Gail would say it is more like 70%). Follow menus above, or the links below to take a virtual tour of my “museum”.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Start Your Tour Here<\/h2>\n\n\n\n