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    The IBM Personal Computer and Its Effect Harsh Moolani U. S. History 241 Patricia Minter November 7, 2014 In United States history, there have been few inventions that have completely astonished the whole nation; the personal computer was one of them. The introduction of the IBM Personal Computer in the United States created a novel, profound interest in technology in the 1980s. PC Magazine from February 1982 indicated that technology was slowly improving around that time, but the personal

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    The SWOT Analysis of Lenovo-IBM Acquisition Case study: The acquisition case of American IBM Personal Computer by the Chinese computer company Lenovo. This article uses SWOT matrix to analysis the post-merger situation of Lenovo’s PC business and try to demonstrate a possible roadmap for future business. On December 8th of 2004, Lenovo announced its merging of IBM’s world personal computer (PC) business which included the ThinkPad line of PCs. This deal costing Lenovo $1.25 billion, including $650

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    Microsoft Corporation TABLE OF CONTENTS MICROSOFT HISTORY 1 EARLY INFLUENCES 2 FIRST BUSINESS VENTURE 3 EDUCATION ATTEMPT 3 THE MOTIVATIONAL SIDE OF FEAR 4 A JAPANESE CONNECTION 5 IBM INFLUENCE 5 SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST 6 A CRUCIAL DEAL 6 COMPETITION ERRORS 7 BIRTH OF WINDOWS 7 MISSION STATEMENT AND ANALYSIS 8 INDUSTRY AND COMPETITVE ANALYSIS 9 DOMINANT ECONOMIC CHARACTERISTICS 9 Market Differentiation

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    years ahead. Because the Mothers' Club was unable to afford continued use of computer time at $40 per hour, they decided to make it students' responsibility to purchase their own computer time. Most students complied by getting jobs outside school. Gates and Allen became programmers in the summers for compensation of computer time and $5000 in cash. In his 1995 book The Road Ahead, Gates describes the mainframe computers of the early >70's as A. . . temperamental monsters that resided in climate-controlled

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     Why did IBM decide to develop the Model 5150? Was there a strategic purpose for the company to do so? IBM was already a big name in the market of mini, middle range and mainframe computers. The perspective and promising small computer market, greatly gaining ground due to Apple II and other few, was still a difficult task despite their multi-millionaire efforts. IBM decided to develop the model 5150 on the lines of their first PC model 5100, which was pretty unaffordable for large masses. Apple

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    INTRODUCTION IBM stands for “International Business Machines” and it is also well known as “Big Blue” company which is a multinational computer technology and IT consulting corporation headquartered in New York, United States. Company was started in 1911 by ‘Thomas J. Watson’ and ‘Charles RanlettFlint’, first they named as “CTR” because it is a collaborated with three companies; they are ‘Tabulating Machine Company’, ‘International Time Recording Company’ and ‘Computing Scale Company’ by 1924 they

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    Desktop Hardware Would you know how to fix your computer if it crashed and started to malfunction? What if some parts were not working? Knowing desktop hardware if you own a computer is important. Say if one part of your computer is malfunctioning and you knew which part, you could easily replace that part if it is able to be replaced. The parts of the computer could save you money and time for yourself instead of purchasing a brand new computer. Floppy disks store a small amount of information

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    societies in distinctive organisations and open spots. Dialects additionally assume an unmistakable part in correspondence in numerous organisations. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND OF IBM COMPUTERS Charles Ranlett Flint (January 24, 1830-Febuary 26, 1934) is an American entrepreneur and founder of International Business Machines (IBM). After he graduated from college in 1868, he began his carrier at a shipping business as a partner in Gilchrest flint & Co. This was later merged. From 1876 t0 1879 he served

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    International Business Machine Corporation (IBM) was funded in 1924 in the Unite Stats by Thomas J. Watson. IBM as the world biggest Information Technology assistance service and business company. It is well known that IT market exist several large and powerful company such as Microsoft and HP. The WPP (2016) reported, based on BrandZ 2016, IBM receive rank of 10th out of the 100 which IBM at the leading position. According to such consequence, it is clear that IBM has own advance strategic position and

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    THE INNOVATIVE RISE AND EFFECTS OF COMPUTER CORPORATIONS According to “The History, Development, and Importance of Personal Computers” of Science and Its Times, in 2001, estimates believed that “there will be 2 billion PCs in use worldwide as of 2014.” Today, computers have changed our modern society. Almost every human being is using a computer either by ordering out a drive thru at a fast food restaurant or even just surfing the web. Computers allow the world to be interconnected and people from

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