Intellectual and Math History Beyond England: India, Middle East, China, France

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Delve into the diverse intellectual and mathematical histories of India, the Middle East, China, and France, exploring their unique contributions to the global narrative of knowledge and innovation.

  • Intellectual history
  • Math history
  • India
  • Middle East
  • China
  • France

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  1. 1978 1982 The golden age of personal computers IBM mainframes (research and universities) The rise of mini-computers (small businesses) The rise of Personal Computers (hobbyists)

  2. IBM 360 main-frame computer

  3. Data General Eclipse model mini-computer

  4. Digital Equipment Corporation PDP/11 mini- computer

  5. IBM PC O/S not written by IBM, processor not developed by IBM

  6. IBM PC specs August 1981 40 years ago Two 360 Kbyte removable disks 640 Kbyte RAM 4.77 MHz 8-bit processor 1-bit speaker (it could only beep or buzz) Starting at US $1,565 (equivalent to $4,401 now) No mouse, no graphics Initially white on black, green on black, or amber on black; eventually 16 colors

  7. These are about the intellectual and math history of England. I am looking for books on the intellectual and math history of India, the Middle East, China, and France.

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