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`Microsystems
`& Technologies
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`University
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`& Sutherland
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`programming theory/Oxford University
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`White House Correspondent
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`Dynabook and Smalltalk/ Apple
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`circuit/
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`CP/M/Digital Research
`Stanford University
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`object orientation/
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`MCWILLIAMS,
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`Ventritex
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`University ofTsukuba,
`NEGROPONTE, MIT
`hypertext/Xanadu
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`integrated circuit/
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`Intelligence Laboratory
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`microprocessors/THStyme
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`Production
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`TRON Project/University of Tokyo,
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`$3.50 U.S.A./$4.50
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`IN CANADA
`036Q-5280
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`and dBASE Ill/Ratliff Software
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`C and Unix/ AT&T Bell Labs
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`independent developer
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`Microsoft
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`consultant
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`TITUS, Mark-8 designer/ EDN Magazine
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`Letter
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`and EDN News OJOHN WARNOCK,
`PostScript/
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`SEPTEMBER 1990
`A McGRAW-HILL PUBLICATION
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`63 of the World's Most
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`Influential People in Personal Computing
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`Predict the Future, Analyze the Present
`Asymetrix 0 STEWART ALSOP, P. C. Letter 0 ANDY BECHTOLSHEIM, designer/Sun
`0 GORDON BELL, VAX designer/
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`0 JIM B..:.INN, graphics/Cal Tech 0 GORDON CAMPBELL, early chips/Chips
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`0 ROD CANION, Compaq IJ PAUL CARROLL,
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`Journal 0 JOl-IN CAULFIELD, optics/University of Alabama 0 JOHN COCKE, first RISC computer/IBM Fellow 0 ESTHER DYSON, Release 1.0
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`0 DOUG ENGELHART, groupware/Stanford 0 DAVID E VANS, graphics/Evans
`0 FEDERICO FAGGIN, early microprocessors/
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`0 LEE FELSENSI'EIN, Osborne-1/Golemics 0 BOB FRANKSTON, spreadsheet/Lotus 0 BILL GATES, Microsoft 0 DANNY HILLIS,
`0 GRACE HOPPER,
`Machine:; 0 TONY HOARE,
`COBOL/DEC 0 BRIT HUME, ABC News Chief
`0 BILL JOY, SPARC/
`0 MITCH KAPOR, Lotus and 1-2-3/
`Sun Microsystems 0 PHILIPPE KAHN, Borland
`0 ALAN KAY,
`Fellow 0 JOHN KEMENY, BASIC/
`True BASIC 0 BRIAN KERNIGHAN,
`0 JACK KILBY, integrated
`0 GARY KILDALL,
`0 DONALD KNUTH , 'fEX/
`0 STEVE LEININGER,
`0 RICH MALLOY, BYTE
`TRS-80 designer/Adaptive
`MANZI, Lotus 0 JOHN
`and BYTEWEEK 0 JIM
`Times 0 CARMA
`MCCLURE, CASE and
`0 TOM
`Amdahl 0 JAY
`0 RYOICHI
`Japan 0 NICHOLAS
`Media Lab 0 TED NELSON,
`0 BOB NOYCE,
`DEC 0 SEYMOUR
`Serna tech 0 KEN OLSEN,
`0 CHUCK PEDDLE, early
`System/Pick Systems 0 JERRY
`0 DICK PICK, Pick Operating
`0 WAYNE RATLIFF, dBASE II
`POURNELLE, BYTE columnist
`0 DENNIS RITCHIE,
`0 JONATHAN SACHS, Lotus 1-2-3/
`0 KEN SAKAMURA,
`0 CHARLES SIMONYI, software developer/
`Japan 0 DICK SHAFFER, Computer
`Report 0 ALVY R AY SMITH, graphics/Pixar
`0 MICHAEL SLATER , Microprocessor
`0 BJARNE STROUSTRUP ,
`0 BILL STA LLINGS, networking/
`C++ I AT&T Bell Labs 0 JONATHAN
`Adobe Systems
`0 TERRY WINOGRAD, natural
`0 NIKLAUS W IKI'H, Pascal and
`(ETH) 0 STEPHEN
`Wolfram Research 0 ED YOURDON,
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`• annzversary
`/consultant SUMMIT
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`PAUL ALLEN, Microsoft/
`Stardent Compder
`Wall Street
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`Synaptics
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`Connection Machine/Thinking
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`On Technology
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`programming/ AT&T Bell Labs
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`consultant
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`OTOM KURTZ, BASIC/True BASIC
`Plus
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`MARKOFF, BYTE/New York
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`consultant
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`computer-aided engineering/
`MINER, Amiga designer/
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`MORI, superdistribution/
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`(Autodesk)
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`PAPERT, Logo/MIT Artificial
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`language/Stanford University
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`Modula-2/Swiss Federal Institute
`ofTechnology
`WOLFRAM, Mathematical
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`CASE and object orientation
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`HP Inc. - Exhibit 1024 - Page 1
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`Like a choice of 20 MB (which brings the price down
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`I llustrated documentation that's easy to read and
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`HP Inc. - Exhibit 1024 - Page 2
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`HP Inc. - Exhibit 1024 - Page 4
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`YOU'D HAVE TO
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`ONE OF THESE
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`HP Inc. - Exhibit 1024 - Page 4
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`The laptop above is ours. The Dell"' 3 16LT. It
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`Value
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`Award, and was one of only two 386SX laptops
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`Choice Award.
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