IBM PC Retrospective: There Was Enough Right to Make It Work.

Mark Dean, a participant in the original IBM PC design team, looks back 30 years to review the events that led to the design of a very "un-IBM" computer—a small device that used hardware and software from outside vendors and made the logic and BIOS code available to anybody. This Web extra features...

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Publicado en:Computer (00189162) Vol. 44; no. 8; p. 26
Autor principal: Goth, Greg
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Publicado: IEEE Aug2011
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