Who led the development of the ibm personal computer?
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Who directed the team of employees in developing the IBM personal computer? Which employees led the development of the IBM personal computer?
Philip Don Estridge
engineers and designers
IBM Personal Computer
Who led the development of the IBM personal computer
IBM Personal Computer Philip Don Estridge IBM PC compatible History of personal computers Personal computer Influence of the IBM PC on the personal computer market William C. Lowe Mark Dean (computer scientist) History of IBM IBM PC DOS
The <b>IBM Personal Computer</b>, commonly known as the <b>IBM PC</b>, is the original 
version of the IBM ... The success of the IBM computer <b>led</b> other companies to 
<b>develop</b> IBM Compatibles, which in turn <b>led</b> to branding like diskettes being 
advertised&nbsp;... Philip Donald Estridge (June 23, 1937 – August 2, 1985), known as Don Estridge
, was an American computer engineer <b>who led development</b> of the original <b>IBM</b> 
<b>Personal Computer</b> (PC),&nbsp;... <b>IBM PC</b> compatible computers are similar to the original <b>IBM PC</b>, XT, and AT that 
are able to ... COMDEX, Corona representatives &quot;hemmed and hawed a bit, but 
they finally <b>led</b> me ... off in the corner where no one would see it should it fail&quot;. ... 
An Independent Business Unit (IBU) within IBM <b>developed</b> the <b>IBM PC</b> and XT. In 1972-1973 a team <b>led</b> by Dr. Paul Friedl at the <b>IBM</b> Los Gatos Scientific Center 
<b>developed</b> a portable <b>computer</b> prototype called&nbsp;... A personal computer (PC) is a multi-purpose computer whose size, capabilities, 
and price ... Software for personal computers is typically <b>developed</b> and 
distributed independently from the hardware or operating system manufacturers. 
... The <b>IBM Personal Computer</b> incorporated the designation in its model name. Following the introduction of the <b>IBM Personal Computer</b>, or <b>IBM PC</b>, many other 
personal ... Commodore was predicted to hold a slim <b>lead</b> in a highly competitive 
market, at 11.9%. ... as AMI BIOS made it possible for anyone to market a PC 
compatible computer, without having to <b>develop</b> a compatible BIOS like Compaq. William Cleland Lowe was an IBM Executive and is known as one of the &quot;Fathers 
of the <b>IBM PC</b>&quot;. Contents. 1 Early career; 2 Role in the birth of the <b>IBM PC</b>; 3 Later 
career and death ... Following Lowe&#39;s strategy, the <b>IBM PC</b> was <b>developed</b> in one 
year. It was launched in August, 1981 and sold far more than had been&nbsp;... Mark E. Dean (born March 2, 1957) is an inventor and <b>computer</b> engineer. He 
was part of the team that <b>developed</b> the ISA bus, and he <b>led</b> a design team for 
making a one-gigahertz <b>computer</b> processor chip. He holds three of nine <b>PC</b> 
patents for being the co-creator of the <b>IBM personal</b>&nbsp;... President of <b>IBM</b> John R. Opel became CEO in ... However, the company soon 
lost its <b>lead</b> in both <b>PC</b> hardware and ... to <b>develop</b> a pioneering online <b>home</b>&nbsp;... <b>IBM PC</b> DOS, an acronym for <b>IBM personal computer</b> disk operating system, is a 
discontinued ... Over the history of <b>IBM PC</b> DOS, various versions were 
<b>developed</b> by IBM and/or Microsoft. By the time PC DOS 3.0 was completed, IBM 
had a&nbsp;...
Don Estridge
IBM Personal Computer