So why would I want to undertake an H-500 Computer Lab reproduction? Well most of the projects that I have been working on lately follow the same pattern:

• They are reproductions of cool computer toys and devices from the 60's.
• Have tremendous educational value (when first released and now IMHO).
• Feature unique and noteworthy designs.
• Due to their age they have become rare and thus expensive and hard to get.
• Perhaps most importantly I think that the devices themselves and their designers deserve to be remembered and honored.
• As a bonus for this particular project, I'm Canadian and the H-500s were manufactured in Canada.