Macintosh vs. IBM

years, and each of them have their strong points. They both had their own ideas

about where they should go in the personal computer market. They also had many

developments, which propelled themselves over the other.

It all started when Thomas John Watson became president of Computing Tabulating

Recording in 1914, and in 1924 he renamed it to International Business Machines

Corporation. He eventually widened the company lines to include electronic

computers, which was extremely new in those days. In 1975 IBM introduced their

first personal computer (PC) which was called the Model 5100. It carried a

price tag of about $9,000 which caused it to be out of the main stream of

personal computers, even though their first computer did not get off to as big

as a start they had hoped it did not stop them from continuing on. Later on IBM

teamed up with Microsoft to create an operating system to run their new

computers, because their software division was not able to meet a deadline.

They also teamed up with Intel to supply its chips for the first IBM personal

computer. When the personal computer hit the market it was a maj

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