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The first machine for copying on ordinary paper, which appeared in 1960, is allocated among other outstanding inventions in the field of high technologies in that the principle of its action is invented by one person. The exciting story of David Owen describes the history of the car, without which it is now impossible to imagine the life of civilized people.
Inventor Kerography Chester Carlson made his discovery in times of the Great Depression. The idea that turned the whole world of office work was so unusual and at the same time simple that they could not pay attention at all. Not by chance, the inventor recalled that the largest companies, including IBM and Kodak, showed a unanimous lack of interest to the fact that Fortune magazine later called the most successful product that ever was sold in America.
After familiarizing with numerous interviews, the archives of Xerox Corporation and personal documents of the Karlson family David Owen could write a curious story about courage and perseverance in the struggle for the implementation of the Grand Discovery
Inventor Kerography Chester Carlson made his discovery in times of the Great Depression. The idea that turned the whole world of office work was so unusual and at the same time simple that they could not pay attention at all. Not by chance, the inventor recalled that the largest companies, including IBM and Kodak, showed a unanimous lack of interest to the fact that Fortune magazine later called the most successful product that ever was sold in America.
After familiarizing with numerous interviews, the archives of Xerox Corporation and personal documents of the Karlson family David Owen could write a curious story about courage and perseverance in the struggle for the implementation of the Grand Discovery
Author:
Author:Owen David
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Computer & Technology
- Category:Science & Math
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-9614-5350-8
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