> Seymour Rubenstein Scott Adams | 1977 - Jonathan Rotenberg founds Boston Computer Society David Bunnell begins publishing Personal Computing Seymour Rubinstein joins IMSAI as software product marketing manager The first ComputerLand franchise store opens in Morristown, New Jersey, under the name ComputerShack Apple Computer opens its first offices in Cupertino, California Lee Felsenstein (with others) founds Community Memory The first West Coast Computer Faire is held in San Francisco, California Apple introduces the Apple II Commodore introduces the PET computer Ed Roberts sells MITS to Pertec Tandy/Radio Shack announces its first TRS-80 microcomputer Scott Adams founds Adventure International Bob miner, Ed Oates, and Larry Ellison found Software Development Laboratories (later Oracle Corporation) 1978 - Apple introduces and begins shipping disk drives for the Apple II Apple initiates Lisa research and development project Bill Joy and others develop BSD version of Unix operating system 1979 - IMSAI files for bankruptcy Steve Jobs visits Xerox PARC Processor Technology closes MicroPro releases WordStar Tandy/Radio Shack announces the TRS-80 Model II IMSAI closes its doors Personal Software introduces VisiCalc