1. Briefly describe how the information you
learned was helpful to you and your career - interested in general uses
or if there were unusual or humorous results:
2. Bugbook(s) you are familiar with or used (if you remember):
3. Briefly describe any comments on how you feel a specific book or the
series overall effected the digital revolution:
4. If you wouldn’t mind, please tell us a little about yourself now. For
example, what kind of work you do or if you are retired, your family and
your hobbies:
5. Any suggestions you may have for the Bugbook Computer Museum would be
very much appreciated:
6. May we contact you for additional information?
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Anything additional that you would like to
contribute to this effort is most appreciated. Perhaps you could
furnish your photo (then, and/or now in your current surroundings) or
perhaps you have one of some of the Group. Materials that would help
with virtual or on-site display of microcomputers, hardware, and
various books are needed- you may contact me personally about transfer
details.
Time frame for public display of collected items will depend on
quantity and
quality of compiled materials. It will be 3 years or so before any
building will commence for Floyd, Virginia museum.
I hope to get better acquainted with you in the very new future as we
work to save this bit of history. I may be contacted at the above
address, phone, or via e-mail--I look forward to your reply.
Warmest Regards,
DAVID G. LARSEN |
