Revolution in The Valley

[mgd]

Yet another book out on the Mac. Seems like an engaging read. I think penmanila will be adding this to his Christmas wishlist.

From oreilly.com:
Revolution in The Valley:
The Insanely Great Story of How the Mac Was Made

Revolution in the Valley traces the development of the Macintosh computer from its inception as an underground skunkworks project in 1979 to its triumphant introduction in 1984 and beyond. In this vivid first-hand account, author and key Macintosh developer Andy Hertzfeld reveals exactly what it was like to be a key player in one of the most important technical achievements in modern history.

Picked it up from an interesting article from wired.com.


[Edited on 12-17-2004 by mgd]

[freelancer]

Looks like a good read! Post a review when any of you have read it!

[Polar Mac]

oh wow!!! i'm still aiming for the cult of mac book this xmas, but that would be a nice add to my amature book collection

[jino]

Think this will be available locally?

[weremermaid]

Yes, whoever gets this, please post a review or bring it to the next PhilMUG meet!

[jsaure]

Just picked one up and I must say it's a great read on the Mac's beginnings. Easy to read, it has a certain warmth to it. Lots of photos that bring anecdotes to life. An important addition to any true Mac fan's library.

[alfa]

Originally posted by jsaure
Just picked one up .....

Where'd you buy it powerbooks? National?