Paul Freiberger

Michael Swaine

The Making of The Personal Computer

Fire in the Valley

Traces the history of the personal computer industry, focusing on the individuals who developed new microcomputers and software, and created new computer companies.

The Making of the Personal Computer

Daniel Mcneill

Explains the concept of fuzzy logic, tells how it was developed in the United States, but only exploited in Japan so far, and describes products of the future that will feature fuzzy logic

The Revolutionary Computer Technology That Is Changing Our World

Fuzzy Logic

Mike Swaine

Steve Wozniak grew up with an insatiable curiosity that his father, a programmer, helped fuel. After being accepted to the University of Colorado Boulder, Steve was quickly expelled for hacking into the college' computer system. He then got a job at Hewlett-Packard where he met Steve Jobs. Together, the two Steves created the Apple Computer company. Steve Wozniak's job at Apple was to program the computers to be programmable, compact, and fast, which was no easy feat when most computers at the time filled a room. Steve Jobs's role was to market and sell the new computers. Woz, as his friends called him, single-handedly designed and programmed the hardware, circuit boards, and operating system for the Apple I. Slowly, the tech world caught up to him and the personal computer was born.

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