Tuesday, after I spoke at the Mass Customization and Personalization conference in the Stata Building at MIT, we hosted our BUG+Boston event and had a great time.   It’s no surprise that when you throw a party in a town with so many great schools you get a lot of really smart people.  I had some terrific conversations.   Also got a lot of great input and feedback on BUG and what we’re up to.  Thanks to everyone for coming.  We’ve posted a bunch of pictures here.  And thanks to all the bloggers who covered it!  Here are a few links:

http://danbricklin.com/log/

http://www.xconomy.com/2007/10/10/bug-labs-the-open-source-hardware-store/

http://weblog.masukomi.org/2007/10/10/a-night-with-bug-labs

http://www.nonstationary.com/2007/10/10/bug-labs-boston-meetup/

http://sabet.typepad.com/bijanblog/2007/10/bug-labs-meet-1.html [Full disclosure: Bijan/Spark Capital are investors]

We also put up on our website the latest renderings of what the BUG will actually look like.  We’ve gotten interesting feedback!  Some like the design, some aren’t so sure, which I think is great.  To be clear, it’s not an iPhone nor a Curve.  It has it’s own personality.  It’s more "Jack Bauer" than "Giorgio Armani"

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