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... industry usually use the term " personal com- puter " to mean powerful , relatively expensive machines like the IBM PC . Most personal computers by this definition are used in offices , labs , or schools , though many can be found in ...
... industry usually use the term " personal com- puter " to mean powerful , relatively expensive machines like the IBM PC . Most personal computers by this definition are used in offices , labs , or schools , though many can be found in ...
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... industry , whose members never pro- vided software with their machines , was opening up a sec- ond . Finally , the software industry itself had begun to work on standardized packages , such as Computer Sciences ' new ticket reservation ...
... industry , whose members never pro- vided software with their machines , was opening up a sec- ond . Finally , the software industry itself had begun to work on standardized packages , such as Computer Sciences ' new ticket reservation ...
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... industries nosing around for a toehold in software . The rules of the competition are unusually fluid . Like any industry the soft- ware business has its constraints and its givens , most of which are traceable to the nature of the ...
... industries nosing around for a toehold in software . The rules of the competition are unusually fluid . Like any industry the soft- ware business has its constraints and its givens , most of which are traceable to the nature of the ...
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