From a collection of Steve Wozniak's notes called the 'Wonder Book' came a classic technological manual. -

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How Jef Raskin made a joystick and helped make the Apple II fun. -

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How HP defied the skeptics and marketed a calculator that eventually helped Woz start Apple. -

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Bruce Damer tells the story of how his knowledge of the original first-person shooter avoided patent nightmares in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. DigiBarn Maze War 30-year retrospective -

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Allan Lundell tells how computers started allowing him and others to begin the work-at-home revolution in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. North Star Horizon c -

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Meet a supercomputer inspired by Star Trek with a wall-sized power bank in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. Cray Supercomputers and Memorabilia at the DigiBar -

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We visit with the Xerox Alto, a progenitor of all graphical user interfaces, in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. The world of Xerox at the Digibarn Museum -

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See the machine that started the PC war in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. The story of the Sol-20 from the Digibarn -

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We meet Daniel Kottke's prescient invention, the ancient ancestor to Apple's famous music player. Digibarn's display of Daniel Kottke's Apple relics -

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We see the very first Ethernet setup as used by its founders in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. Ethernet Tapand Transceiver: Digibarn.com -

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See the amazing old Xerox storage devices of the 1970s, built to suit mountain trolls, in this episode of Tales of Silicon Valley. -

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