CPU Shack: Part 1 of a series on IC collecting

[CPUShack]

Been meaning to write this series for a while, as I get asked a lot (as I am sure many of you do as well)

http://www.cpushack.com/2016/02/18/part-1-vintage-ic-collecting-the-why/

[cedrik]

haha .. imma extremist )

[CPUShack]

[frag_]

Unusual but surely needed theme!

[Robev]

Great Article and much needed to help grow the number of collectors around the globe which ultimately is good for us all.

Many people look for a collecting hobby and this sort of information is what they need to help them make a decision about what is good and interesting to collect.

Keep up the good work John

[Neon]

I like it.

[Twinrocket]

I use your web-site more and more for reference as
you are frequently expanding with an increasing number
of interesting articles about vintage chips
But before that you have to make a start ...

As for collecting tips for new collectors I remember reading
Steve Emery's web page for the first time over 10 years ago:
http://www.antiquetech.com/ Point to the "Chip Collecting"
bar at the top left.
The web page should be up and running again after being
"closed"/ inaccessible for several years.

[Guest]

Great article!

[bccwchan]

I always reply "because I'm mad" when someone ask me Why Collect Vintage Chips?

[edwardauskis]

I think all the collectors (not just chips) are a little mad. Especially think so wifes

[Vlasta]

I nice article. I look forward to parts 2 & 3