- The
RoadRunner (sold to OEMs as the
MicroOffice 100) was an
early laptop designed by
MicroOffice Systems Technology and
introduced in 1983.
Weighing roughly...
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Cable Roadrunner (supercomputer), a 2008
supercomputer built by IBM
MicroOffice RoadRunner, an
early laptop from 1983
RoadRunner (application server)...
- Business,
Innovation and
Employment (MBIE)
defines a
small office as 6–19
employees and a
micro office as 1–5.
Before the 19th century, and the
spread of the...
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Micros Systems, Inc., was an
American computer company who
manufactured hardware and
developed software and
services for the
restaurant point of sale,...
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Industrial Reorganization Act: The
Computer Industry. U.S.
Government Printing Office. p. 5569 – via
Google Books. LeVota,
Meghan (October 31, 2017). "CEO: Infusion...
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MicroPDF417 is two-dimensional (2D)
stacked barcode symbology invented in 1996, by
Frederick Schuessler,
Kevin Hunter,
Sundeep Kumar and Cary Chu from...
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MicroProse is an
American video game
publisher and
developer founded by Bill Stealey, Sid Meier, and Andy
Hollis in 1982. It
developed and
published numerous...
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similar form
factor to the
Model 200. Both
Convergent Technologies and
MicroOffice released the
WorkSlate and the
RoadRunner respectively in late 1983,...
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Saylor started MicroStrategy in 1989 with a
consulting contract from DuPont,
which provided Saylor with $250,000 in start-up
capital and
office space in Wilmington...
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Micro is a techno-thriller
novel by
Michael Crichton, the
seventeenth under his own name and
second to be
published after his death,
published in 2011...
