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The microprocessor: a biography
Malone, Michael S. (Michael Shawn), 1954-
Year: c1995.
Publisher:  TELOS. 
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Frontmatter
Preface
1. A Calculating Risk: Inventing the first Microprocessors
2. A Revolution in Miniature: The Importance of the Microprocessors
3. Fire, Water, Earth and Air: Fabricating the Microprocessor
4. The Cities of the Planar: How the Microprocessor Works
5. History I: Beginnings
6. History II: The PC Era: The Second Decade
7. History III. Break-Out: The Third Decade
8. The Future: Dreams of Light: the Microprocessor in the 21st Century
Footnotes
Glossary
Index
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Title: The microprocessor : a biography by Michael S. Malone.
Author: Malone, Michael S. (Michael Shawn), 1954-
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E-Distribution Information: University of Michigan Library, Scholarly Publishing Office
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2008
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Source Version: The microprocessor : a biography by Michael S. Malone. 
Malone, Michael S. (Michael Shawn), 1954-
Santa Clara, Calif.: TELOS, c1995.
URL: http://hdl.handle.net/2027/heb.00991
Subject Headings: • Microprocessors -- United States -- History
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