25: On PC Clones & The End of the Road for IBM’s Personal Computer Business
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English - January 06, 2022 21:30 - 38 minutes - 53.8 MBTechnology tech history 1990s 1980s 2000s Homepage Download Google Podcasts Overcast Castro Pocket Casts RSS feed
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IBM quickly lost control of the market it had helped create, going from industry-leader to quietly exiting the personal computer business in just a couple of decades.
IBM quickly lost control of the market it had helped create, going from industry-leader to quietly exiting the personal computer business in just a couple of decades.
Links and Show Notes: I Think We're A Clone Now (OFFICIAL APPLE VIDEO) - YouTube "Phoenix Says Its BIOS May Foil IBM's Lawsuits" The rise of the clones - A comprehensive history of the PC | TechRadar Send in the Clones - CHM Revolution Columbia Data Produces Introduces the MPC 1600, the First IBM PC Compatible Computer : History of Information Columbia Data Ready to Launch Its First Public Stock Offering - The Washington Post Columbia Data Products Compaq and Hyperion - The First IBM Clones - The 8-Bit Guy on YouTube Memory lane: Remembering the Compaq Portable | ZDNet Dynalogic Hyperion computer HP-150 - Wikipedia How does the Kindle Touch touch screen work? - Quora The Tandy 1000 - The best MS-DOS computer in 1984 - The 8-Bit Guy on YouTube Rainbow 100 - Wikipedia Why did IBM abandon the PC? - Quora IBM sells PC group to Lenovo - CNET 10 Years Later, Looking Back at the IBM-Lenovo PC Deal | PCMag Ex-IBM CEO revisits selling PC business - The Verge Stephen Hackett (@ismh) / Twitter Quinn Nelson (@SnazzyQ) / Twitter