There are currently many internet web sites available that serve as virtual computer museums, with a short description of many machines, as well as sites that are dedicated to a particular machine. This site has a somewhat different focus. The intent of this classic computer web site is to provide a good deal of information on a few of the popular 8 bit and 16 bit computers, and to provide the reader with enough information to compare machines, get a newly acquired machine up and running, and to locate more detailed information or software easily. This site provides some basic information of interest, such as the date the machine was introduced, the processor and memory included, and the original price range. It also has more detailed technical information including pin-outs for all connectors, making it easy for the reader to connect their machine. Other information includes bugs, compatibility, and other information which is not as quantitative, but which is still important to the reader. There is also a starter software section which allows someone which has just acquired a machine, but who is not fortunate enough to have any accessories or software packages, to either transfer software or to key in a small program that lets them start downloading bigger and better programs. Finally, there is a resource section for each computer that includes links to more technical information, frequently asked questions, and other internet resources such as web pages, mail lists, and ftp sites.