<p>In the beginning of the computer revolution, information about semiconductors (microprocessors, A/D converters, RAM, DRAM, EPROM, etc.) was only available in books that the semiconductor manufacturers printed. The semiconductor representatives were the lifeblood of our revolution!</p>

In the beginning of the computer revolution, information about semiconductors (microprocessors, A/D converters, RAM, DRAM, EPROM, etc.) was only available in books that the semiconductor manufacturers printed. The semiconductor representatives were the lifeblood of our revolution!

Trunk-net: How we built computers before the Internet

True stories about technologies I've used over the past fifty years. From 4-bit, Intel 4004 microprocessors to the marvel of op-amps to building an interface to an HP-3000 in a rat-infested animal feed company.

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Trunk-net: How we built computers before the Internet

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