"Love him or loathe him, there's no denying the achievements of William Henry Gates III. You may not agree with Microsoft's business practices but it's questionable that you would be sat here reading this today without the vision and sheer determination of one bespeckled über-geek from Seattle. Gates transformed himself from Harvard drop-out to World's Richest Man within two short decades, witnessing the death of the traditional mainframe and minicomputers and the birth of the Personal Computer (PC)."
This is a really interesting look back at the where Bill thought we would be and where we have actually ended up. I have always wondered if someone would go back and score Bill on his vision. I have never read this book. It was always one of those books that you plan to read - if you get some free time, but there always seems to be a new developer text that I'm pouring over. I think I'll add this to my Amazon wishlist. How many of you have read his book, and what are you're thoughts?
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