An edition of Exploring the PowerPC revolution! (1995)

Exploring the PowerPC revolution!

see where the PowerPC fits into your future with this updated look at the Apple/IBM/Motorola project that's changing the face of computing

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Exploring the PowerPC revolution!
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An edition of Exploring the PowerPC revolution! (1995)

Exploring the PowerPC revolution!

see where the PowerPC fits into your future with this updated look at the Apple/IBM/Motorola project that's changing the face of computing

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Maximum Press
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English
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144

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PowerPC microprocessors

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Exploring the PowerPC revolution!: see where the PowerPC fits into your future with this updated look at the Apple/IBM/Motorola project that's changing the face of computing
1995, Maximum Press
in English - 2nd ed.
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Includes index.

Published in
Gulf Breeze, FL

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Dewey Decimal Class
004.165
Library of Congress
QA76.8.P67 H68 1995

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xvii, 144 p. :
Number of pages
144

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OL789736M
LCCN
95022165

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