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I hope I'm not out of line posting this here, but if any collectors near the SF Peninsula are looking for a Cat, I have one that could use a better home. It's i
by Stratoscope 9y ago
I hope I'm not out of line posting this here, but if any collectors near the SF Peninsula are looking for a Cat, I have one that could use a better home. It's in good working condition with manuals and floppy disks and the daisywheel printer. My email is in my profile if interested.
- RachelF 9y agoYou should contact the Computer History Museum in Palo Alto, they might want it, and then everyone can see it. http://www.computerhistory.org/ http://www.computerhistory.org/
- Top19 9y agoI've been there twice and never seen anything like the Cat there. Also if it works and turns on, you can also try the "Living Computer Museum" in Seattle, sponsored by Paul Allen. I don't know their policy, maybe they will even buy it if it works.
- vivreviva 9y agoHave you been to digibarn? It is really fantastic. It is run by Bruce Damer
- vivreviva 9y agoCheck in with Bruce Damer at digibarn he has a huge collection. CHM doesn't show anything related to or even mentions Jef. One of his daughters was on their teachers advisory committee. They are good people but don't really put in a lot of the controversial.