On atariarchives.org, locate the 'Solomon's Memory' article within the 'Digital Deli' book. Once there, find three key details: Les Solomon's position at 'Popular Electronics', when 'Popular Electronics' first covered the Altair computer, and the original manufacturer of the first do-it-yourself personal computer. State all three findings.
Navigate to 'atariarchives.org'. Click on the 'Digital Deli' link from the homepage. Scroll down if necessary to find and click on the 'Solomon's Memory' link within the 'Digital Deli' table of contents. Identify Les Solomon's role at Popular Electronics from the article. Identify the month and year Popular Electronics first featured the Altair computer from the article. Identify the name of the company that initially manufactured the first do-it-yourself personal computer from the article. State Les Solomon's role, the Altair publication date, and the company name.
Successfully navigate to the 'Solomon's Memory' article. State Les Solomon's role as 'technical director' for Popular Electronics. State the publication date of the Altair cover story as 'January 1975'. State the initial manufacturer of the first do-it-yourself personal computer as 'M. I. T. S.' (Micro Instrumentation and Telemetry Systems). All three pieces of information are stated clearly and accurately in the final answer.