Not Apple, Not Altair, but Queen's University Invented the PC

MCM/70 by Micro Computer Machines

Designed and built in Kingston, Ontario, the MCM/70 was released by Queen's University Professor Mers Kutt in 1973. It had a keyboard and monitor akin to the Apple II, a full 3 years ahead  of the Apple I, 1 year ahead of the Altair, which had just dip switches. A beautiful industrial design featuring cassette tape input akin to the Commodore 64, which came out 8 years later. Too bad it didn't run BASIC but APL.

HML Spinoff Mark One Introduces the World's First Smart Beverage Container Vessyl

Pre-order your Vessyl at http://www.myVessyl.com. Vessyl automatically knows what's inside and tracks what you drink in real time (calories, caffeine, fats, sugars, etc). So whether you want to lose weight, build muscle, regulate caffeine, or stay hydrated, Vessyl helps you keep track of what matters to you... all automatically.

HML's TeleHuman featured on hit HBO comedy show 'Silicon Valley'

Hilarious clip from Mike Judge's "Silicon Valley. I DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THIS VIDEO

Note that this clip contains explicit language not suitable for a younger audience.