Resurrecting IBM's PCjr

The IBM PCjr, or PC Junior, is an important artefact in the history of the modern personal computer.

The PCjr was IBM's attempt to enter the SoHo (small office/home office) market. In 1983, the largest computer company in the world was looking to tap a fast-growing segment that it had not foreseen as even existing just a few years before. By most objective accounts, IBM failed.

However, that is not to say that the IBM PCjr was a complete failure. Most owners of the machine considered it to be a wonderful success; unfortunately, they were few in number.