Title
Palevsky, Max oral history
Catalog Number
102657969
Type
Document
Description
In this interview, Max Palevsky reviews his career as a computer technology pioneer. In 1957 Palevsky started a subsidiary of Packard Bell called Packard Bell Computer where they built the first silicon computer, the Packard Bell 250 (PB-250). Palevsky's entrepreneurial spirit enabled him to raise sufficient venture capital to found Scientific Data Systems in 1961.
Date
2006-08-29
Contributor
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Hendrie, Gardner, Interviewer; Videographer
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Palevsky, Max, Interviewee
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Publisher
Computer History Museum
Place of Publication
Los Angeles, California
Extent
39 p.
Category
Transcription
Subject
Palevsky, Max; Bendix Corporation; DDA; Packard Bell Computer; Beck Robert Martin (Bob); Packard Bell 250 (PB-250); Scientific Data Systems (SDS); SDS 910 (Computer); SDS 920 (Computer); SDS 940 (Computer); Rock, Arthur
Collection Title
Oral history collection
