The Historical Computer Society has shared its interview with Ed Roberts, the founder of MITS , with the Virtual Altair Museum . The Society is dedicated to preserving older and classic computer hardware, software and literature while educating and helping it's members as well as the general public. In only twenty short years, there is much history to be shared just about personal computers. Even with today's impressive technological breakthroughs in computing, that fresh, exciting, pioneering spirit doesn't seem to be a part of it all anymore. HCS hopes to rekindle some of that excitement and to share it.
Many people have fond memories of their early computing days.
The Historical Computer Society intends to become the authority in the community of retired personal computers. Hundreds of old computers are thrown out everyday by Americans as junk, but HCS believes that these outmoded machines have value. HCS can help owners find answers about system operation, peripherals, software, books, magazines and service. Meet once a month with others who share in the passion. Business Virtual Altair Museum Comments and questions should be directed to the Webmaster .