I was introduced to computers long ago in the military. I served as a technician and cannot elaborate any further.

At that time the vast majority of people only knew about computers but had no understanding of them. My first ‘Personal Computer’ had only 64k ram of memory and the processing speed was just as limited. Soon after I purchased a far more ‘advanced’ P.C.
at great expense! Perhaps 1/3 of my annual income. I used this for Architectural/Engineering purposes.
At that time the internet as we know it did not exist and was not availiable to the general public. So much has happened since then! My head is still spinning in circles!

I no longer am involved with the technical aspects or even programing.

I live in the U.S.
Many here think nothing of leaving computers that are only a few years old
on the roadside to be collected and recycled. Even thought these computers may have cost them many hundreds or even thousands of dollars! Such a waste.
I always have in my mind that there are perhaps many, many people who cannot afford the newest and the best and would be very happy to have one.

You perhaps would understand more than most people how information and technology can enrich a man’s life.

I know little about the economic situation in Bulgaria. But I assume that the level of education is very high as in many former ‘Soviet’ and ‘Eastern Bloc’ countries.

How wide spread is the ownership of personal computers by average citizens in Bulgaria? Is Internet Access affordable to most? Do the very young have access to computer technology in their school systems?

Mykolas

Respectfully,

Mykolas

Is there any appreciable co-operation between both nations?

Mykolas

Michael Mursko
A Descendant of the Slovak and Lithuanian People.