liqmat wrote on 2025-10-22, 23:46:

dukeofurl wrote on 2025-10-22, 01:08:

...coverage recently that he donated his original Apple II to a computer museum in Rochester NY...

That would be The Strong National Museum of Play. Highly recommend you visit. They've just undergone a large expansion in the last few years. One of the world's largest video game collections and you can schedule time there to research many of their artifacts and documentation.

A cool video to watch >> https://youtu.be/34Aernd6BdA

that place is so cool the butterfly exibit you should check out as well. The pinball arcade made me cry, such nostalgia machine and its only a quarter a token.