Interesting article in the New York Times today:
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/10/te...lex-jason.html
A planned technology museum in Maine grew out of the curiosity of a 10-year-old.
In 2010, Alex Jason traded a minibike and an electric snowblower for an iMac G5 computer, in what turned out to be the start of a giant collection of vintage computer equipment, including 200 Apple machines. It is one of only a few dozen collections of its size and kind in the country.
Alex, now 15, along with his father, Bill Jason, are planning to display the collection, known as Alexs Apple Orchard, in a converted library in Fairfield, Me., soon to be the Maine Technology Museum.
A planned technology museum in Maine grew out of the curiosity of a 10-year-old.
In 2010, Alex Jason traded a minibike and an electric snowblower for an iMac G5 computer, in what turned out to be the start of a giant collection of vintage computer equipment, including 200 Apple machines. It is one of only a few dozen collections of its size and kind in the country.
Alex, now 15, along with his father, Bill Jason, are planning to display the collection, known as Alexs Apple Orchard, in a converted library in Fairfield, Me., soon to be the Maine Technology Museum.
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is Alex one of us on this forum?
AlexJason.JPG
http://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/10/te...lex-jason.html
A planned technology museum in Maine grew out of the curiosity of a 10-year-old.
In 2010, Alex Jason traded a minibike and an electric snowblower for an iMac G5 computer, in what turned out to be the start of a giant collection of vintage computer equipment, including 200 Apple machines. It is one of only a few dozen collections of its size and kind in the country.
Alex, now 15, along with his father, Bill Jason, are planning to display the collection, known as Alexs Apple Orchard, in a converted library in Fairfield, Me., soon to be the Maine Technology Museum.
A planned technology museum in Maine grew out of the curiosity of a 10-year-old.
In 2010, Alex Jason traded a minibike and an electric snowblower for an iMac G5 computer, in what turned out to be the start of a giant collection of vintage computer equipment, including 200 Apple machines. It is one of only a few dozen collections of its size and kind in the country.
Alex, now 15, along with his father, Bill Jason, are planning to display the collection, known as Alexs Apple Orchard, in a converted library in Fairfield, Me., soon to be the Maine Technology Museum.
....
is Alex one of us on this forum?
AlexJason.JPG