Abstract
I was interested in your commentary concerning the use of small computers (Pediatrics 69:121, 1982). The process that I used to select a home computer may be of help to other physicians. Since each computer has specific characteristics and requirements, the first problem is to identify exact needs and uses for the equipment. Potential uses include but are not limited to: word processing for letter, report, or manuscript preparation (requires a printer); educational programs for adults and children; games and entertainment; writing programs to better understand computer capabilities (children and adults); data manipulation; and continuing medical education.
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