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Category Archives: 5150
August 12 2011, The IBM 5150 is now 30..
30 years ago at the Waldorf Astoria in NYC, IBM lifted the cloak on “Project Chess” and the computer world as we knew it changed forever. IBM’s 1981 Marketing Video from CNET Networks article “How IBM’s 5150 PC shaped the … Continue reading
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