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| Quote: Late last year I was given an Apple Macintosh SE/30 in a mass collection of old computers and software. The donation came from the father of a man who worked with Douglas Adams on Starship Titanic. | |
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http://www.retrocomputers.eu/2016/05/10 ... tosh-se30/
This is not me, I hasten to add. It is someone I know through Twitter and "heritage computer" activities. By coincidence, this person also grew up in Watford about the same time as I did, so we k ow exciting places like Watford Electronics.
Anyway, he was dead excited when he discovered what he had a while back, but was cautious in case what he had wasn't what he thought he had. He's obviously done a bit more research on it. The computer in question is going to the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge which is well worth a visit if you are in the area.