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'''MRO''' or '''Microcomputer Recommendation Organization''' is the name of a fictitious computer advocacy group. | '''MRO''' or '''Microcomputer Recommendation Organization''' is the name of a fictitious computer advocacy group. | ||
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| + | During the 1980's, [[Jon Reddick]] and a close group of equally nerdy friends would spend much of their free time programming, playing and tinkering with computers of all makes and models. | ||
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MRO or Microcomputer Recommendation Organization is the name of a fictitious computer advocacy group.
During the 1980's, Jon Reddick and a close group of equally nerdy friends would spend much of their free time programming, playing and tinkering with computers of all makes and models.
