The next generation of personal computers: a position paper

Authors:
Larry Press;Jeff Rothenberg;Jim Carlstedt
Affiliations:
Small Systems Group, Santa Monica, California;Information Sciences Institute, Marina del Rey, California;Small Systems Group, Santa Monica, California
Venue:
ACM SIGPC Notes
Year:
1979

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Abstract

The dissemination of computational power and access has followed lines typical of many other technologies. Telephones were once available to only a few people, and were nearly always shared, but as their utility became recognized and their cost decreased, their availability spread.