I can't bear to part with my S100 computers; Vector Graphics and Alpha Micro. I'll take them to my grave. My Alpha Micro colleagues feel the same way. IIRC, at the Atlantic City Computer Festival (August 1976?), I rode the elevator up with Carl Helmers, editor of Byte Magazine. He was excited by a meeting where the various hardware manufactures agreed on a moniker of S100. I also had a conversation with Steve Jobs at his cardtable booth. He claimed to have advanced orders for 600 Apple 1 boards. I thought that was bullshit because no one had that kind of volume. He confided that Apple would soon release an improved model, called Apple 2, that offered color, a completely unique offering. I asked if people really cared about color. Wasn't monochrome just as useful? He assured me people would snatch up there completed-system color computer. I often told this story to illustrate how Steve was so much more attuned to peoples wants than I was. But in 1984, he rolled out the first Macintosh, a monochrome computer -- so much for must-have color computers.