22 Jun
1997
22 Jun
'97
11:33 a.m.
On Sun, 22 Jun 1997, Tim Shoppa wrote:
The whole Adam Osborne 'microcomputers' series are *still*
valuable books as technical trainers. I used to have the series, but for
some reason have only book 0 left. I wish they would be reissued with a
bent towards the home computer hobbyist as it was. Even just republishing
the old series would probably be a money maker as, no doubt, there are
many who still remember the quality of his books.
If anyone wishes to sell any Osborne titles, especially from the
'microcomputer' series, I'm a buyer.
Maynard
What do you
think of this bibliography? Have I missed any important book
on the subject? Please help me in making this a useful refence for
everybody to use, if you care. Thank you
- An introduction to microcomputers (vol.0) by Adam Osborne, self
published in 1977
An excellent book - but why do you leave out the other more
technical books by Osborne? Some of them go into great depth
in comparing some of the more bizarre early microcomputer chips
with very similar minis of the time.