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M300 and PC REPORT Volume 1 Issue 4 1984

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IBM now has a strong share of the microcomputer market and many programs are available for the IBM PC, PC XT and compatible microcomputers. Of all the programs (both general and library applications combined) indexed in the MSR, volume II (Nolan 1983) there were 280 configured for the Apple microcomputers followed by 194 that can be run on IBM equipment or operating systems.

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IBM now has a strong share of the microcomputer market and many programs are available for the IBM PC, PC XT and compatible microcomputers. Of all the programs (both general and library applications combined) indexed in the MSR, volume II (Nolan 1983) there were 280 configured for the Apple microcomputers followed by 194 that can be run on IBM equipment or operating systems.

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IBM now has a strong share of the microcomputer market and many programs are available for the IBM PC, PC XT and compatible microcomputers. Of all the programs (both general and library applications combined) indexed in the MSR, volume II (Nolan 1983) there were 280 configured for the Apple microcomputers followed by 194 that can be run on IBM equipment or operating systems.

Key concepts: IBM, Microcomputer, IBM PC compatible, Operating system, Volume (thermodynamics), Computer science, Software, Telecommunications

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