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Explore the foundational terminology of early computing with this vintage Microcomputer Dictionary and Guide. This comprehensive reference book, authored by Charles J. Sippl and David A. Kidd, was first published in 1976, offering an invaluable look into the rapidly evolving world of microcomputers from that era. It serves as an essential resource for understanding the technical vocabulary, concepts, and systems prevalent during the dawn of personal computing.This softcover dictionary includes extensive definitions of microelectronics terms, along with appendices covering mathematics, statistics, computer number and binary switching systems, electronics and computer abbreviations, and language summaries for APL, Basic, and Fortran. It's a perfect addition for collectors of vintage computing literature, retro computing enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the historical development of computer technology. This book provides a unique window into the language that defined the early microcomputer landscape.Included in this listing is the Microcomputer Dictionary and Guide book itself.