The
photo on the left is the second edition in 2000. McGraw-Hill's book named
the updated classic series.
It is added Chapter 3 to the
previous 8 chapters, and added about Apple and Microsoft later, CP / M
creator Gray Kildall, Douglas Engelbart of Xerox Palo Alto laboratory, and
it refers to the rise of Internet's World Wide Web in recent years
including Sun Microsystems and Netscape.
Pictures are also fun because the circuit diagram of Apple - 1 etc. has
been added compared to Japanese first edition.
Fire in The Valley: 1984, P. Freiberger, M. Swaine, McGraw-Hill, 288
pages, A4 variant version. |
The English version is a paperback.
It is a regrettable that abundant
pictures are all deleted.
Odyssey,
Pepsi to Apple: published in 1987.
John Sculley with John A. Byrne, Harper & Row Publication,
450 pages, B 4 version. Scully (Economic philosophy to move the world) the first/second volume; published in 1988. John Sculley with John A. Byrne, translated by Izumi Aizu, Hayakawa Shobo, about 700 pages, A5 version. Odyssey, Pepsi to Apple: published in 1988. John Sculley with John A. Byrne, Fontana / Collins, 609 pages, Paperback. (UK Paperback version) |
Author Lee Butcher was a journalist who served as an editor of The San
Jose Business Journal from 1985 to 1986. |
In epilogue, quoting the seniors of
San Jose Business Journal, it was concluded that "Apple would have become
one of the leading companies in Silicon Valley even without jobs, and Jobs
would be a billionaire in Silicon Valley even without Apple”. It seems to
me that it is somewhat different up to now.
It is not that the story ended at
this time, because the second act still continues.
The upper right is the first edition of paperback.
The book review
of the New York Times is printed on the upper left corner of the cover is
almost the same as that of the original book (left).
The lower left is the paperback published by Knightsbridge in 1990.
The movement of Jobs at NeXT Inc.
has been added by the author as Chapter 19.
It is fun to
see the cover is gorgeous compared to the original book of Paragon House
(hardcover) which is elegant. Accidental Millionaire, published in 1989. Lee Butcher, Paragon House Publishers, 226 pages, B5 version. Accidental Millionaire, published in 1990. Lee Butcher, Knightsbridge Publishing Company, 244 pages, Paperback.
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