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Max Palevsky, the computer

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Max Palevsky, the computer industry pioneer and early investor in Intel who died at age 85 on Wednesday, had, ironically, a fairly welldocumented skepticism of computers, cells phones, Google, and games later in his life, according to reports.Palevskys resume is impressive. Before helping to found Intel, he worked on Bendix Corp.s first computer, the G15, then, in 1957, joined Packard Bell in Los Angeles, and helped develop one of that companys first computers.In 1961, he founded Scientific Data Systems to build smaller business computers to compete with IBM That company was acquired in 1969 by Xerox for $1 billion Palevsky walked away with a 10 percent share of the Xerox sale.

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