Micro Expander (English Wikipedia)

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Tebbutt 1981, p. 76. Tebbutt, David (June 1981). "Faire Fun". Personal Computer World. 4 (6). Felden Productions: 73–77 – via the Internet Archive.
Ahl 1981, p. 106. Ahl, David H. (July 1981). "6th Computer Faire". Creative Computing. 7 (7). 7: 104–126 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981f, p. 198; Ahl 1981, p. 106. "Versatile Business Computer". Kilobaud Microcomputing. V (7). Wayne Green, Inc.: 198–199 July 1981 – via the Internet Archive. Ahl, David H. (July 1981). "6th Computer Faire". Creative Computing. 7 (7). 7: 104–126 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981a, p. 94; Anon. 1981f, p. 198; Anon. 1981e, p. 122. "The Expander S-100 System". OnComputing. 3 (2). McGraw-Hill: 94. 1981 – via the Internet Archive. "Versatile Business Computer". Kilobaud Microcomputing. V (7). Wayne Green, Inc.: 198–199 July 1981 – via the Internet Archive. "S-100 computer". Interface Age. 6 (7). McPheters, Wolfe & Jones: 122. July 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981c, p. 16; Anon. 1981e, p. 122. "New Entry". Personal Computing. V (5). Hayden Publishing: 16. May 1981 – via the Internet Archive. "S-100 computer". Interface Age. 6 (7). McPheters, Wolfe & Jones: 122. July 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981b, p. 25. "The single-board Expander computer". Computer Business News. 4 (17). IDG Publications: 25, 26. April 27, 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981f, p. 198. "Versatile Business Computer". Kilobaud Microcomputing. V (7). Wayne Green, Inc.: 198–199 July 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Ahl 1981, p. 106; Crosby 1996, pp. 19–20. Ahl, David H. (July 1981). "6th Computer Faire". Creative Computing. 7 (7). 7: 104–126 – via the Internet Archive. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.
Crosby 1996, p. 20. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981d, p. 70; Anon. 1981c, p. 16. "Micro-Expander Offers Z80A-Based S-100 Micro". Computerworld. XV (20). IDG Publications: 70. May 18, 1981 – via the Internet Archive. "New Entry". Personal Computing. V (5). Hayden Publishing: 16. May 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981c, p. 16; Crosby 1996, p. 20. "New Entry". Personal Computing. V (5). Hayden Publishing: 16. May 1981 – via the Internet Archive. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981b, p. 26. "The single-board Expander computer". Computer Business News. 4 (17). IDG Publications: 25, 26. April 27, 1981 – via the Internet Archive.
Scannell 1982, p. 6. Scannell, Ed (June 14, 1982). "Firms Take Wraps Off 16-Bit Desktop Micros". Computer Business News. 5 (24). IDG Publications: 3 – via the Internet Archive.

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OpenCorporates n.d. "Micro-Expander, Inc". OpenCorporates. n.d. Archived from the original on May 27, 2023.

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Canon 1980, p. 1; Sokolow 1981, p. 1. Canon, Maggie (September 15, 1980). "Sol's Creator Unleashes the Expander". InfoWorld. 2 (16). CW Communications: 1 – via Google Books. Sokolow, Stan (March 1981). "News from the Computer Faire" (PDF). Proteus/News. 4 (2). Proteus: 1–2 – via VintageComputer.ca.
Hogan 1981, p. 34. Hogan, Thom (April 27, 1981). "Sol Evolves". InfoWorld. 3 (8). CW Communications: 1, 34 – via Google Books.
Canon 1980, p. 1; Hogan 1981, p. 1. Canon, Maggie (September 15, 1980). "Sol's Creator Unleashes the Expander". InfoWorld. 2 (16). CW Communications: 1 – via Google Books. Hogan, Thom (April 27, 1981). "Sol Evolves". InfoWorld. 3 (8). CW Communications: 1, 34 – via Google Books.
Hogan 1981, p. 1. Hogan, Thom (April 27, 1981). "Sol Evolves". InfoWorld. 3 (8). CW Communications: 1, 34 – via Google Books.
Canon 1980, p. 1. Canon, Maggie (September 15, 1980). "Sol's Creator Unleashes the Expander". InfoWorld. 2 (16). CW Communications: 1 – via Google Books.
Henderson 2020, p. 88. Henderson, Harry (2020). A to Z of Computer Scientists. Infobase Publishing. ISBN 9781438183275 – via Google Books.

opencorporates.com

OpenCorporates n.d. "Micro-Expander, Inc". OpenCorporates. n.d. Archived from the original on May 27, 2023.

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Canon 1980, p. 1; Sokolow 1981, p. 1. Canon, Maggie (September 15, 1980). "Sol's Creator Unleashes the Expander". InfoWorld. 2 (16). CW Communications: 1 – via Google Books. Sokolow, Stan (March 1981). "News from the Computer Faire" (PDF). Proteus/News. 4 (2). Proteus: 1–2 – via VintageComputer.ca.

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Ahl 1981, p. 106; Crosby 1996, pp. 19–20. Ahl, David H. (July 1981). "6th Computer Faire". Creative Computing. 7 (7). 7: 104–126 – via the Internet Archive. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.
Crosby 1996, p. 20. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.
Anon. 1981c, p. 16; Crosby 1996, p. 20. "New Entry". Personal Computing. V (5). Hayden Publishing: 16. May 1981 – via the Internet Archive. Crosby, Kip (February 1996). "Computers for Their Own Sake: From the Dompier Music to the 1980 Computer Faire". The Analytical Engine. 3 (2). The Computer History Association of California: 8–20. ISSN 1071-6351 – via the Internet Archive.