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Core memory : a visual survey of vintage computers featuring machines from the computer history museum

Author:	Mark Richards; John Alderman
Publisher:	San Francisco : Chronicle Books, ©2007.
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Summary:	Presents photographs and text profiling 35 machines from the Computer History Museum in California. This work highlights some of the most important and eccentric machines in the museum's collection - the largest in the world. It includes historically important machines such as: the Eniac, Johnniac, Cray 1-3, Apple I and II, and more.  Read more...
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