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... minicomputers " smaller , cheaper , and for some purposes more efficient than any of IBM's . Now semicon- ductor firms like Intel became giants by building integrated circuits and microprocessors for applications ranging from hand ...
... minicomputers " smaller , cheaper , and for some purposes more efficient than any of IBM's . Now semicon- ductor firms like Intel became giants by building integrated circuits and microprocessors for applications ranging from hand ...
Page 61
... minicomputers was reassuring . Digital Equipment Corp. had introduced its minicomputers in the 1960s . It had sold them instead of renting them , and it let its customers ( or third - party sup- pliers known as original - equipment ...
... minicomputers was reassuring . Digital Equipment Corp. had introduced its minicomputers in the 1960s . It had sold them instead of renting them , and it let its customers ( or third - party sup- pliers known as original - equipment ...
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... minicomputers that he was proposing to sell programs for . The other , a corollary , was that this shift would have a substantial impact on the pricing and thus the selling of software . No computer buyer paying only a few thousand ...
... minicomputers that he was proposing to sell programs for . The other , a corollary , was that this shift would have a substantial impact on the pricing and thus the selling of software . No computer buyer paying only a few thousand ...
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