Hello, I am retiring, and would like to offer the books below to the good homes I'm sure they can find here. I'd be especially pleased if a grad student got them, but really I just want them to continue to be useful to someone. I know some of these books are worth a bit of money. Please don't ask for them if your intent is to resell for a profit. List is below; let me know which ones you're interested in. First come, first served. We'll work out the shipping. Thanks. Dan Air Force Materials Lab, Abstracts of Active Contracts, Jan. 1965 Angel, Restructuring for Innovation Bashe, Johnson, Palmer and Pugh, IBM's Early Computers Burck, ed, The Computer Age and Its Potential for Management Cardwell, Norton History of Technology Cortada, Computer in the United States Eckert and Schubert, Crystals, Electrons, Transistors Forester, ed., The Microelectronics Revolution Hanson, The New Alchemists Hayes, Behind the Silicon Curtain Hoddeson et al Critical Assembly Hoddeson, Braun, Teichmann and Weart, Out of the Crystal Maze Jones, The Age of Energy Keonjian, ed., Micro-Electronics, Theory, Design and Fabrication Malone, The Big Score Malone, The Microprocessor, A Biography Penguin Handbook of Electronics Pugh, Memories that Shaped an Industry Pugh , Johnson and Palmer, IBM's 360 and Early 370 Systems Rada, The Impact of Micro-Electronics Reid, The Chip Riordan and Hoddeson, Crystal Fire Rutkowski, Solid-State Electronics, third Ed. Scott: Creative Ordeal: the Story of Raytheon Seitz and Einspruch, Electronic Genie Smits, Ed. History of Engineering and Science in the Bell System Sobel, IBM: Colossus in Transition Strull, Electronic Enterprise: Stories from the History of Westinghouse Electronic Systems Swade, The Difference Engine Time-Life, The Chipmakers Zygmont, Microchip [cid:image003.png@01D7401A.FBE38BC0]
