……including straightening the room where much of it was junked. Under some stuff and under the coffee table where stuff resided - I found a project my kids told me to accomplish - from the last time (years ago) when I cleared some useless accumulated old business remembrances.

Wasn’t sure where to post - here or 65+ thread. Or Foo. But this sticky is seldom visited so here it is gentlemen -

First commercially available, desktop ink jet printer. Early 1980s. Sslightly ahead of HP in the market. Quiet printing, no 'wire dot matrix' hammering. I was manufacturing manager (for print head and ink supply) and the customer facing asst QA manager. We got sold to a bigger company who folded it 2 years later. Wish Texas Instruments had won the sale.



Then it was on to data storage hardware - thin film data recording heads - started as wafer manufacturing manager. An ex-IBM start-up then an overtaking competitor. The gray sign I made, not directed so much at my fab operators as the silly engineers trying to change established protocol without full authorization.


These might be finished in a shadow box. Would also have to do one from the earlier jobs at Intel.

Anyone else display (lavishly) their employment historical memories?

show your stuff. even if rough.