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Hardware Total Vol. III - The Essence of Computer Architectures[edit]
From Mainframes to the SOHO Computer Revolution[edit]
- The Mainframes Environment
- Chomsky hierarchy
- Programming language theory
- COBOL
- Karnaugh map
- Fortran
- ALGOL
- LINC
- Simula
- BASIC
- C (programming language)
- Relational model
- Relational database
- Communicating sequential processes
- Pascal (programming language)
- Modula-2
- Oberon (programming language)
- RC 4000 multiprogramming system
- K-202
- From the Home Computing Revolution to the Small Office Computing
- Intel 4004
- Digital Research
- Cromemco
- S-100 bus
- Altair 8800
- Lisp machine
- Microcomputer revolution
- Intel 8080
- Intel 8085
- Zilog Z80
- MOS Technology 6502
- X86
- History of personal computers
- Open Letter to Hobbyists
- Home computer
- BBC BASIC
- ARM architecture
- Influence of the IBM PC on the personal computer market
- Homebuilt computer
- List of home computers
- The Operational Systems Environment
- DOS
- CP/M
- MP/M
- MS-DOS
- MSX-DOS
- Microsoft Windows
- Linux
- Mac OS
- OS/2
- IBM AIX
- QNX
- Solaris (operating system)
- The Social Network Era
- ARPANET
- History of the Internet
- Transmission Control Protocol
- Internet Protocol
- World Wide Web