jack tramiel造句

• This project was cancelled when Atari was sold to Jack Tramiel.
• Tomczyk left Commodore in 1984, six months after Jack Tramiel left the company.
• All the while, Commodore founder Jack Tramiel pushed his engineers to devise better machines for less.
• The price war with Texas Instruments was seen as a personal battle for Commodore president Jack Tramiel.
• He gave the necessary funding to Jack Tramiel to keep Commodore running during several periods of financial problems.
• The president of Spectravideo later said that " TI got suckered by " Jack Tramiel, head of Commodore.
• Although the programmer continued talks with Atari after its takeover by Jack Tramiel, no deal was ever forthcoming.
• Before its release, in early 1984 Jack Tramiel is rumored to have tried to buy Mindset's technology.
• Jack Tramiel ( forming TTL  Tramiel Technologies Limited ) tried to buy Mindset's technology in Spring of 1984.
• The system was just coming onto the market when Atari was sold to Jack Tramiel and all development on the system ended.
• David Rosen made the proposal to Atari CEO Jack Tramiel and the president of Atari's Entertainment Electronics Division, Michael Katz.
• Meanwhile, at Commodore International a fight was brewing between Jack Tramiel, the president, and Irving Gould, the primary shareholder.
• Commodore president Jack Tramiel feared that one or more Japanese companies would introduce a consumer-oriented computer and undercut everyone's prices.
• Commodore founder Jack Tramiel and Michael Tomczyk, Commodore's " VIC Czar " commemorated the sale of the millionth computer in 1982.
• Sierra was still a paper project when the company was purchased by Jack Tramiel in July 1984 and the majority of SRL was laid off.
• At Commodore, Peddle convinced the owner, Jack Tramiel, that calculators were a dead end, and that home computers would soon be huge.
• The Consumer division was sold to Jack Tramiel, who folded it into his Tramel Technology, Ltd ., which was then renamed Atari Corporation.
• Commodore's CEO, Jack Tramiel, vowed that this would not happen again, and purchased MOS Technology to ensure a supply of chips.
• The game was going to press just as Jack Tramiel purchased the company in early 1984, and literally dumped the entire inventory into the garbage.
• The Atari Consumer Electronics Division properties were in turn sold to Jack Tramiel's Tramel Technology Ltd ., which then renamed itself to Atari Corporation.