Participants of The Kansas City Symposium
- Ray Borrill, Bloomington IN
- Hal Chamberlin, The Computer Hobbyist, Raleigh NC
- Richard Smith, The Computer Hobbyist, Raleigh NC
- Tom Durston, MITS, Albuquerque NM
- Bill Gates, MITS, Albuquerque NM
- Ed Roberts, MITS, Albuquerque NM
- Bob Zaller, MITS, Albuquerque NM
- Lee Felsenstein, LGC Engineering / Processor Technology, Berkeley CA
- Les Solomon, Popular Electronics Magazine, New York NY
- Bob Marsh, Processor Technology, Berkeley CA
- Joe Frappier, Mikra-D, Bellingham MA
- Gary Kay, Southwest Technical Products Corp, San Antonio TX
- Harold A Mauch, Pronetics/Percom Data, Garland TX
- Bob Nelson, PCM, San Ramon CA
- George Perrine, HAL Communications Corp, Urbana IL
- Paul Tucker, HAL Communications Corp, Urbana IL
- Michael Stolowitz, Godbout Electronics, Oakland Airport CA
- Mike Wise, Sphere, Bountiful UT
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