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... 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 homes as well . " Home computer ...
... 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 homes as well . " Home computer ...
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... personal computers on everyday life during the rest of this century and the beginning of the next . On the one hand , it is hard to escape the feeling that a spectacular tech- nological change is afoot . Since their invention some forty ...
... personal computers on everyday life during the rest of this century and the beginning of the next . On the one hand , it is hard to escape the feeling that a spectacular tech- nological change is afoot . Since their invention some forty ...
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The Personal Computer Explosion--why It's Happening and what it Means John Case. Notes and Sources 11 Alan R. Kaplan and Lewis I. Solomon , Personal Computers 1976–1981 . Vol . 1 : The Home Computer ( Wellesley , Massachusetts : Venture ...
The Personal Computer Explosion--why It's Happening and what it Means John Case. Notes and Sources 11 Alan R. Kaplan and Lewis I. Solomon , Personal Computers 1976–1981 . Vol . 1 : The Home Computer ( Wellesley , Massachusetts : Venture ...
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