Commodore by Stefano Ferilli
La Commodore chiuse nel 1994. Tra caos, lotte intestine e frenesia fu capace di ottenere notevoli primati nell'ambito dell'industria informatica. Fu la prima grande azienda a presentare un personal computer, a vendere un milione di esemplari di un singolo modello di computer, a rilasciare un vero computer multimediale. Il Commodore 64 ha venduto pi di qualunque altro modello di computer. Eppure, non riceve quasi alcun riconoscimento come pioniera. La storia dei primi computer si concentrata su Microsoft, IBM ed Apple. Nei primissimi tempi, mentre la IBM spingeva sui computer aziendali e la Apple sullo stile, era la Commodore che stava aprendo la strada all'industria dei microcomputer di consumo, con i migliori prezzi e spesso con la migliore tecnologia. L'autore cerca di riparare alla carenza di informazioni intervistando direttamente, a partire dal 2004, gli addetti ai lavori della Commodore. La seconda edizione dell'opera, che si compone di questo primo volume, di quello intitolato Gli anni Amiga e del volume Commodore: Gli Anni Finali, estende e ristruttura la prima (volume unico di 600 pagine a suo tempo pubblicato col titolo Sulla Cresta... del Baratro), per un contenuto complessivo espanso fino alle attuali circa 2000 pagine. La nuova edizione italiana privilegia la scorrevolezza di lettura sulla fedelt letterale. Infine, si noti che il presente volume la ristampa riveduta e corretta, nonch dotata di una nuova copertina, di quello originariamente pubblicato il 6 febbraio 2020, non pi disponibile oramai dal marzo 2023..
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| ISBN 13 | 9788894433746 |
| ISBN 10 | 8894433749 |
| Title | Commodore |
| Author | Stefano Ferilli |
| Series | Commodore |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Apulia Retrocomputing |
| Year published | 2024-09-03 |
| Number of pages | 578 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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