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... pany temporary visibility , such as Osborne Computer Corp.'s introduction of the first “ portable ” ( at 23 pounds it was truly portable only if you weren't going very far ) were quickly imitated . New models promised a little more com ...
... pany temporary visibility , such as Osborne Computer Corp.'s introduction of the first “ portable ” ( at 23 pounds it was truly portable only if you weren't going very far ) were quickly imitated . New models promised a little more com ...
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... pany was thinking of building a personal computer . They asked him to prepare a report " that would describe the de- sign of a microcomputer to work with Microsoft's soft- ware . " Gates said he would . Besides asking about Microsoft's ...
... pany was thinking of building a personal computer . They asked him to prepare a report " that would describe the de- sign of a microcomputer to work with Microsoft's soft- ware . " Gates said he would . Besides asking about Microsoft's ...
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... pany's logo and the distinctive multicolored stripe that appears on all its printed materials . The ads were particu- larly important , since Spinnaker was starting from scratch in trying to attract buyers . They would feature ...
... pany's logo and the distinctive multicolored stripe that appears on all its printed materials . The ads were particu- larly important , since Spinnaker was starting from scratch in trying to attract buyers . They would feature ...
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