As an aside, In 1964 Cliff worked on the Apollo project for North American Aviation in Downey, CA focusing on the Apollo Guidance Computer. He was a believer in open source software.
Thanks. I always thought it would have been neat to have a TRS-80. I remember seeing some of the later Tandy computers when I went with my Dad to Radio Shack.
Cliff was my Great Uncle. He was an amazing person and appreciate this article.
Very cool. Glad you found this article.
As an aside, In 1964 Cliff worked on the Apollo project for North American Aviation in Downey, CA focusing on the Apollo Guidance Computer. He was a believer in open source software.
Fun fact - "apparat" or "аппарат" is Russian word "device".
Nice. It also means that the company would appear before Apple in the phone book.
Excellent article! I did not know many of these things about NEWDOS, and my very first computer was the TRS-80 Model I.
Thanks. I always thought it would have been neat to have a TRS-80. I remember seeing some of the later Tandy computers when I went with my Dad to Radio Shack.