RARE Microcomputer History OSI C4P IMSAI Osborne 1 Poly 88 Atari TRS-80 IBM 5150 For Sale

RARE Microcomputer History OSI C4P IMSAI Osborne 1 Poly 88 Atari TRS-80 IBM 5150
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RARE Microcomputer History OSI C4P IMSAI Osborne 1 Poly 88 Atari TRS-80 IBM 5150:
$42.00

Stan Veit\'s History of the Personal Computer
One Amazonreviewerwrites:\"This is a great book on the early days of the PC. Although the book was published in 1993, most of the subject matter covers the ten year period from 1975 thru 1985. Individual chapters cover these computer companies and their products: Altair, IMSAI, South West Technical, Apple, Cromemco, Sphere, Ohio Scientific, Processor Technology, the digital group, Radio Shack, Commodore, Atari, Texas Instruments, North Star, Osborne, Sinclair (Timex), Vector Graphics, and IBM. There are a number of other chapters that cover such topics as the Computer Mart (Stan\'s computer store which was the second retail computer store in the world), pc magazines, pc\'s that never made it, etc.

Stan writes this book from a very personal level, as he conducted business with many of these companies while running the Computer Mart. He rubbed elbows with the likes of Steve Jobs, Charles Tandy, and other earlier pc pioneers. Reading this book is very much like having a relaxing conversation with Stan over a beer. I should say several beers, as Stan has a lot of great stories to tell.\"
Overall, the book is in very good condition. Softcover, 304 pages. Copyright 1993. This item ships WORLDWIDE.


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