Pangram verdict · v3.3
We believe that this document is fully human-written
AI likelihood · overall
HumanArticle text · 497 words · 3 segments analyzed
Digital Deli The Comprehensive, User-Lovable Menu of Computer Lore, Culture, Lifestyles and Fancy by The Lunch Group & Guests Edited by Steve Ditlea published 1984
Digital Deli is copyright ©1984. It is posted on www.atariarchives.org with the approval of Steve Ditlea, editor of the book, for archival purposes only. Commercial reproduction or use of any of this material without the permission of the individual author and/or photographer is prohibited.
MENU Cover Title page and copyright information From Computer Lunch to Digital Deli The Digital Deli Map of Personal Computer America by Rick Meyerowitz
Who Needs Personal Computers? by J. Presper Eckert Solomon's Memory by Les Solomon THE FIRST DO-IT-YOURSELF PERSONAL COMPUTER BY LARRY STECKLER
THE RISE AND FALL OF THE ALTAIR BY STAN VEIT YOU'VE COME A LONG WAY, MICRO BY IVAN BERGER Extinct Computer Quiz by Stan Veit Inside the Microprocessor by Stan Veit Hard Facts: Anatomy of a Personal Computer by Marty Norman Birthing Microchips by Tay Vaughan CLEAN ROOMS BY TAY VAUGHN ON SILICON Microcomputers Today and Tomorrow by Marcian E. Hoff, Jr. CHIP GENERATIONS
Computer User Groups by Josh Martin Homebrew and How the Apple Came to Be by Stephen Wozniak COMPUTER GROUP GUIDE BY JOSH MARTIN COMPUTER FEARS BY GEORGE S. ZARR, JR.
Fighting Software Pirates by Gerry J. Elman The Religion of Computers by Daniel S. Bricklin THE 10111'RD PSALM BY CHARLES P. RUBENSTEIN COMPUTERS AND THE HOLY WORD BY CHARLES P. RUBENSTEIN PERSONAL CHOICES Test-Driving the Epson QX-10 by Frank Rose WHAT IS A COMPUTER? BY TED NELSON Memoirs of an Osborne by David Nimmons The Atari Affair by Norman Schreiber The Kaypro, Too by Norman Schreiber Confessions of an IBM PC Owner by Lindsy Van Gelder The Mac on Skis by Esther Dyson
The Labor Force by Bonita Taylor Romance and the Computer by Tamora Pierce WORD SALAD The Babble of Computer Languages by Robert de Marrais Bringing Up BASIC by John G. Kemeny and Thomas E. Kurtz Getting a Computer to Write About Itself by Bill Chamberlain How the Source WorksCREATIVE COMBOS Computer Heroes and Villains in Popular Culture by Terry S. Landau The Video Disk Connection by Martin Porter COME TO YOUR SENSES! BY RALPH BAER THE DIGITAL AUDIO DISK BY MARTIN PORTER
Micros in Mexico by Neal Weinstock
THINK: The IBM Story by Marguerite Zientara Cashing In: Automated Teller Machines by Candice Zarr The Home Banking Dilemma by Charline Allen Apple Culture and TotemsSMALL FRY Computers in the Classroom by Katharine Davis Fishman LEARNING WITH LOGO BY KATHARINE DAVIS FISHMAN TOMORROW'S SPECIALS Computopia Now! by Ted Nelson THE MAGIC BOX BY LES SOLOMON Personal Computers/Personal Freedom by Timothy Leary
The Conservative Computer by Wm.
F. Buckley, Jr.
Computers, Cable and the Future by John Gabree
Fifth-Generation Computers by Richard Grigonis A MICRO VISION BY RICHARD GRIGONIS You may be able to buy a pre-owned, printed copy of the book from amazon.com.
This site maintained by Kay Savetz. Do not redistribute, mirror, or copy this online book.