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As well, while Freiberger and Swaine cover some of the people and businesses involved in the history of personal computing, they forgot to cover quite a few others, passing them by at best. And to make matters worse, events in the book aren't exactly chronological; for the most part they are, but there's just a few jumps and fallbacks throughout the book to be noticeable and annoying.

I felt that this book wasn't worth my time; I could have done a better job of learning the same things by crawling Wikipedia for a few hours and organizing everything myself.]]>