From: rbernardo@iglou.com   
      
        I’ve just scanned the book, and I discovered it to be surprisingly   
   enjoyable and easy to read!  No stuffy pronouncements!  Just an informative   
   story of the days that Bil Herd was with Commodore.  After listening to Bil   
   speak at various engagements    
   and in various videos, I found that the book filled in areas that were not   
   covered in the past.   
        Below is a page listing of what the book emphasizes (not including the   
   handy-dandy glossary at the book’s end):   
      
   Jack Tramiel – p. 12-15   
      
   TED computers (116, C16, Plus/4, 264, 364) – p. 20-49, 63-64, 72-74, 79-90,   
   93-94, 97-108, 116-119, 127   
      
   VIC-20 – p. 92   
      
   Commodore LCD – p. 119-126, 229, 254-255   
      
   C128 – p. 126-254, 257, 267-269   
      
   Amiga – p. 257   
      
        Truly,   
        Robert Bernardo   
        Fresno Commodore User Group – http://www.dickestel.com/fcug.htm   
        Southern California Commodore & Amiga Network – http://ww   
   .portcommodore.com/sccan   
        Nov. 6-7 Commodore Los Angeles Super Show 2021 – http://w   
   w.portcommodore.com/class   
      
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