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	Michael Scott - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michael Scott (academic), British academic at the North East Wales Institute of Higher Education
		Michael Scott (judge), a Fijian High Court and Supreme Court judge.
		Michael Scott was also the original stagename of actor Sir Michael Caine.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Scott (239 words)

	Michael Scott (Apple Computer) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Michael "Scotty" Scott (born 1943) was the first CEO of Apple Computer from February 1977 to March 1981.
		Fomerly director of manufacturing at National Semiconductor, Mike Markkula convinced Scott to take the CEO position at Apple, as the co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were neither seen as fit for the job at the time.
		Scott has since become a expert on colored gemstones, having written a book on them and assembled a collection that has been exhibited at the Bowers Museum in Santa Ana.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Michael_Scott_(Apple_Computer) (513 words)

	Apple Computer
		A number of different models of the Apple II family were built, including the Apple IIe and IIgs, which could still be found in many schools as late as the end of the 1990s.
		While Apple Corps was given the right to use the name on any "creative works whose principle content is music", Apple Computer was given the right to use the name on "goods or services...used to reproduce, run, play or otherwise deliver such content," but not on content distributed on physical media.
		Apple has been criticised for their vertically integrated business model, which runs against the grain of much of the 'received wisdom' of economists, particularly for the computer industry.
	www.xasa.biz /wiki/en/wikipedia/a/ap/apple_computer.html (3788 words)

	Engineer Steven Wozniak Co-Founder of Apple Computers
		Their company logo was an apple with a bite missing from it referencing the computer term "byte" which is a sequence of binary digits operated on as a unit by a computer.
		One year after Apple was established it introduced it's first product the Apple I. The Apple I sold at $666 and was the first single-circuit board computer with on board Read only Memory or ROM, which told the machine how to load other programs from an external source, and a built-in video interface.
		In three years the Apple II raked in earnings of $139,000,000, not to mention that it was the best selling computer for five years straight, and Apple had a growth rate of 700 percent.
	www.engology.com /eng5wozniak.htm (2221 words)

	Macintosh Prehistory: The Apple I and Apple II Era
		Wozniak agreed, and the Apple I was born.
		Apple II While the Apple I was still available, Wozniak began to design the Apple II.
		Michael Scott declared the end of the typewriter, even though a hack was required to make the Apple II+ recognize lowercase or accented letters.
	lowendmac.com /orchard/05/0509.html (2726 words)

	Chronology of Apple Computer Personal Computers
		Note: Apple ® is a registered trademark of Apple Computer, Inc. Other company and product names are the property of their respective owners.
		Apple Computer's board of directors approves a research project into building an all-in-one computer targeted at an average user.
		Apple Computer introduces the Apple III at the National Computer Conference, in Anaheim, California.
	www.islandnet.com /~kpolsson/applehis (1602 words)

	Steve Jobs
		While attending the "Homebrew Computer Club" Jobs was interested in the marketability of electronic products, but he was not near a good of an engineer as Wozniak, so Jobs convinced him torwards building the first personal computer.
		He then bought into Apple with an investment that is estimated to be between $91,000 and $250,000, so he then became the chairman in May 1977.
		The Apple II set the standard for personal computers, and it had an earnings of $139,000,000 with 3 years, a 700% growth.
	athena.edenpr.org /~sericson/sjapple.html (954 words)

	"The History of Apple Computer" (Page 02) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		"Apple's founders were true kids of the Valley -- college dropouts who plugged state-of-the-art semiconductors into a board, wired them together, and created a rudimentary computer that almost anyone could afford.
		The Homebrew Computer Club was an organization for those who enjoyed sodering little resistors and chips onto a circuit board and calling it a computer.
		Michael Scott, a friend from his days at Intel, soon became the president.
	myke.olson.name /papers/apple/page02.html (294 words)

	The Mothership Apple Corporate Timeline
		Apple II computers may now be linked to over 1,400 scientific and technical instruments.
		Apple's childcare center is supplied with Macintosh computers for administrative functions and as a teacher resource tool.
		Apple Partners and Apple Associates Program are designed to provide greater convenience and improved services for Apple's growing and increasingly diverse development community.
	www.macmothership.com /timeline.html (8120 words)

	Apple Computer Inc.
		The Apple I was the first single-board computer with built-in video interface, and on-board ROM, which told the machine how to load other programs from an external source.
		Jobs was marketing the Apple I at hobbyists like members of the Homebrew Computer Club who could now perform their own operations on their personal computers.
		The Apple II was the Volkswagon of computers.
	www.geocities.com /franktau/History2.html (1714 words)

	The Apple Museum \| 1980 - 1989 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		He is turned down by Michael Scott, president of Apple, who knew that Jobs was lacking the technical expertise.
		Jobs agrees not to hire Apple employees for six months and not to build competitive computers to Apple's computers.
		February 1989: Apple Corps sues Apple Computer accusing it of violating the terms of the agreement of 1981 by building computers with the capability of producing synthesized music.
	www.theapplemuseum.com /index.php?id=56 (969 words)

	APPLE II
		It is called the Apple Computer, and it requires no expensive terminal and no big box of electronics.
		Steve Jobs had several Apple I computers running_the new Apple Basic, and he had one encased in a wooden cabinet that he was really proud of.
		Markulla brought in Michael Scott as President because he felt that neither of the partners had the skills to run a corporation, and he himself did not want to become too deeply involved.
	www.pc-history.org /apple.htm (2980 words)

	Leo's guests & "bio's" \| Apple's 30th Anniversary \| Richard Rucker
		Unlike the other guests, Andy did not contribute to the creation of the Apple I and Apple II, but was a key contributor to the early Macintoshes.
		Andy wrote the generator to fit in some vacant ROM space on the Apple II, but Apple decided to put floating-point software written by Microsoft in that space instead.
		Apple hired Andy, rather than buying his character generator.
	mysite.verizon.net /rrucker/apple_30/leos_guests_bios.html (688 words)

	Computer Galaxy - Computer Cables Lonf (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		A recent research revealed that 80% of the computers today is infected with these dangerous spyware and most of the users are not aware of it.
		Your computer may be infected by now, but you may not know.
		This will allow you to monitor every single communication that occurs between your computer and the external world and block the ones that are harmful.
	www.computer-galaxy.org /computer-cables-lonf.html (1304 words)

	Macworld: Feature: 30 pivotal moments in Apple's history
		The Net as computer Browser-based services are becoming increasingly sophisticated and usable alternatives to the applications and data storage that now reside on your Mac.
		In contrast to the $666 Apple I, a kit computer with limited appeal, the $1,298 Apple II is the first personal computer designed for the mass market, thanks to its attractive low-slung case that was complete with standard keyboard, power supply, and color graphics capability.
		Apple’s hope of obtaining legal redress is squashed as a judge throws out all but 10 claims against Microsoft.
	www.macworld.com /2006/03/features/30moments/index.php (2267 words)

	Ceo of Apple Computer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Michael Scott (Apple Computer) - Michael "Scotty" Scott was the first CEO of Apple Computer from February 1977 to March 1981.
		Apple Intel transition - The Apple Intel transition was the process of changing the CPU of Macintosh computers from PowerPC processors to Intel x86 processors.
		Apple Mac Computer - Apple Mac Computer Power Mac G5 - The Power Mac G5 was Apple Computer's marketing name for models of the Power Macintosh which contain the PowerPC 970 CPU.
	ma9.iasoft.org /ceoofapplecomputer.html (1482 words)

	Computer Galaxy - Latest Desktop Computers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		computer is so complicated with numerous types of hardware
		Cybercrooks are more organized and sophisticated than ever, computer security experts say.
		SAN FRANCISCO -- Microsoft is facing an early crisis of confidence in the quality of its Windows Vista operating system as computer security researchers and hackers have begun to find potentially serious flaws in the system that was released to corporate customers late last month.
	www.computer-galaxy.org /latest-desktop-computers.html (735 words)

	The Bowers Museum - Press Releases
		The spectacular exhibit from the Michael Scott Collection features more than 300 rare and exquisite gems, as well as stones from all over the world and spectacular pieces by acclaimed artists and sculptors.
		One of the most spectacular pieces on display is the Queen of Kilimanjaro, a tiara featuring a 242 carat tanzanite, the world’s largest, surrounded by 1,000 diamonds.
		Scott, the first president of Apple Computer, began collecting rare gemstones in 1987 and had acquired most of his collection by 1993.
	www.bowers.org /about_us/about_press.asp?PRID=94 (450 words)

	Michael Scott (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Michael Scott B183-15 Mix N' Serve Avalon Base Antique Black
		Michael Scott really went above and beyond with their Mix 'N Serve Kitchen Cabinet Islands with Avalon bases.
		Michael Scott Serving Trolley with removable top that doubles as cutting board and serving tray.
	www.appliancesplace.com /Michael_Scott (1708 words)

	Extreme Makeover—Classical Composer Edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Mention classical music to most young people and you will get a resounding groan, but talk about the life of a rock star and you will have their attention.
		This also eliminates the problem of access to computers as the team has to work together by providing input via the designated expert on a single computer.
		If the computers are being used by other classes, have a backup storage device such as a FireWire drive.
	newali.apple.com /ali_sites/ali/exhibits/1001546 (1036 words)

	DigiBarn Computer Museum Feature: Daniel Kottke's Amazing Apple Relics
		Daniel with Apple III board he wire wrapped (the onlye prototype for a whole year of the project)
		All along he favored distributing plain data sheets, so Apple's first manual contained listings of codes and instructions for hooking up the computer.
		A must read of early Apple Computer history; can be found used (out of print).
	www.digibarn.com /stories/dankottke/page_02.htm (284 words)

	Apple Learning Interchange 2006 - In the Mood
		Apple Learning Interchange 2006 - In the Mood
		Join the Apple Learning Interchange Community to connect with your peers and start creating content of your own.
		Copyright © 2006 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
	edcommunity.apple.com /ali/story.php?itemID=305 (1169 words)

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