Heh, I&#x27;ve owned a number of those over the years :-). The author would do well to go back and either fix the timeline (it skips around) or change the navigation options.<p>They don&#x27;t mention a number of interesting computers, like the Digital Group Z80 series, or DEC&#x27;s attempts and CP&#x2F;M + MS-DOS computers. Of course a complete catalog would be a lot of work and quite the labor of love.<p>What I really like most is that between 1972 and 1984 computers were all over the map in terms of shapes and sizes and what not, then we hit the &quot;beige box&quot; era where eveything looked like a beige box, from minicomputer to microcomputer. With Apple&#x27;s emphasis on design we now have people experimenting with all sorts of form factors and I find that much more appealing.