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... manufacturer and a new marketer were thus vying for the industry lead , and in the process had effec- tively brought ... manufacturers ) worry about getting the computer set up for specific applications . In this it was quite different ...
... manufacturer and a new marketer were thus vying for the industry lead , and in the process had effec- tively brought ... manufacturers ) worry about getting the computer set up for specific applications . In this it was quite different ...
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... manufacturers , who typically supplied their customers with software as well as hardware , or for the customers themselves , who often needed to augment that software with specially designed programs of their own . Still , it wasn't ...
... manufacturers , who typically supplied their customers with software as well as hardware , or for the customers themselves , who often needed to augment that software with specially designed programs of their own . Still , it wasn't ...
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The Personal Computer Explosion--why It's Happening and what it Means John Case. manufacturing company . Most of the several hundred such ventures in the first decade of the century were small ma- chine shops , bicycle manufacturers , or ...
The Personal Computer Explosion--why It's Happening and what it Means John Case. manufacturing company . Most of the several hundred such ventures in the first decade of the century were small ma- chine shops , bicycle manufacturers , or ...
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