Kumquat Computer Corporation today announced the re-establishment of the its Corporate History and Archive Program, intended to enshrine the corporation's proud history of technological innovation, dedication to employees and management excellence. Program manager Dinkert Johnson said, "so far, reaction to, and support of, the program has been incredible, from both current and former employees - and top management. We have collected some of the most important pieces of corporate history for permanent preservation". 

Among the most interesting items collected so far:

• Fragments of shattered glass, marble and structural steel collected within the Mountain View facility following a localized earth tremor recorded in the building on the very day that Karla Fidora was selected as the corporation's CEO in 1999.

• The door and office furniture which the board of directors barricaded themselves behind following their announcement of the departure of Karla Fidora in 2005.

• Kumquat Laboratory's Funkytown experiment, an amazingly innovative plan to implant small computers and radio transceivers into every man, woman, child and household appliance on earth.

• The contents of all of Kumquat's famous mobility bazaars, seized by Finnish authorities at a Helsinki internet cafe and auction house.

• The founder's hut.

Do you have - or know of a Kumquat Relic that should be added to the list? If so, please send us a note at: archives@kumquatcomputer.com for immediate inclusion in this list. (please note that all submissions become the property of RMG Publishing)