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November 2, 2012

Paul Allen's new museum not just for computer geeks and techies

  • This is a place where you're welcome to pull up a chair and relive the days when you played Congo Bongo on a Commodore 64 instead of doing homework.
    • By DONNA GORDON BLANKINSHIP
    Associated Press

    Photo by Benjamin Minnick [enlarge]
    The Living Computer Museum covers 15,000 square feet on the second floor of an old warehouse, with a raised-floor computer room and an exhibit area.

    For tourists with an interest in Seattle's role as a high-tech hub, there hasn't been much here to see, other than driving over to Microsoft headquarters in suburban Redmond to take pictures of a bunch of boring buildings.


     
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