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... million . That figured out to an aver- age annual growth rate of better than 40 percent , more than enough to make a ... million , or nearly six times the dollar volume projected in the 1977 report . In 1982 , the year most observers ...
... million . That figured out to an aver- age annual growth rate of better than 40 percent , more than enough to make a ... million , or nearly six times the dollar volume projected in the 1977 report . In 1982 , the year most observers ...
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... million and expects to double them this year . " Its only serious com- petitor , with about 17 percent of the market in 1976 as com- pared to MITS's 25 percent , was a California firm called IMSAI Manufacturing , Inc. IMSAI had visited ...
... million and expects to double them this year . " Its only serious com- petitor , with about 17 percent of the market in 1976 as com- pared to MITS's 25 percent , was a California firm called IMSAI Manufacturing , Inc. IMSAI had visited ...
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... million , and had sold nearly 900,000 copies . WordStar , incidentally , was not only the most popular word ... millions . " The growing popularity of personal comput- ers , along with computer owners ' demonstrated readiness to buy ...
... million , and had sold nearly 900,000 copies . WordStar , incidentally , was not only the most popular word ... millions . " The growing popularity of personal comput- ers , along with computer owners ' demonstrated readiness to buy ...
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