<h3><a id="marinchip" href="/documents/marinchip/">Marinchip Systems:
    Documents and Images</a></h3>

In 1977, I founded Marinchip Systems, with the goal of developing personal
computing hardware and software that provided the power and convenience
afforded by contemporary timesharing systems at a fraction of the price.
Starting in 1978, Marinchip delivered the first true 16-bit personal
computer on the S-100 bus, based on the Texas Instruments TMS9900
microprocessor.  This document is an archive of documents and photos
from the Marinchip era, including scanned copies of many of the
hardware and software manuals.