B & H Computers

B and H Computers is credited here with several issues of "Tatung Einstein User" (Vol.3 No.4 through Vol.4 No.2, 1987-1988), the long-running fan and trade newsletter for the machine. B and H Computers was also the parent company behind Merlin Software, which published Einstein titles including a port of Elite well after Tatung's own official support had faded, and is directly credited (as "B&H Computers") on the title screen of Deadzone, a scrolling space shooter.

Between the newsletter, Merlin's software releases, and direct releases like Deadzone, B and H Computers were among the most persistent supporters of the Einstein platform in the late 1980s, helping keep both software and community news flowing years after the machine's commercial peak.