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CompuAdd

CompuAdd Corporation was a manufacturer of personal computers in Austin, Texas. It assembled its product from components manufactured by others. CompuAdd created generic PC clone computers, but unlike most clone makers, it had a large engineering staff. CompuAdd also created a Multimedia PC (MPC), the FunStation, and a Sun workstation clone, the SS-1.

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Founded
1982; 44 years ago (1982) in Austin, Texas
Industry
Personal computers and peripherals
Defunct
1994 (1994)
Fate
Acquired by Dimeling, Schrieber & Park
Founder
Bill Hayden
Type
Private

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CompuAdd

Nodes22
Edges21
Triples45
Avg. degree1.91
Density0.090909
Components1

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CompuAdd

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related to Bankruptcy and acquisition · 18
CompuAdd → Centura, CEO, Chapter, Dimeling, Following, Framed, Hayden, In, Micron Technology, November, Park, Philadelphia, Richard Krause, Schrieber, September, When, Zeos, Zeos International
related to background · 14
CompuAdd → After, As, Austin, Bill Hayden, Hayden, He, In, It, San Antonio, Texas, Texas Instruments, TI, TI's Calculator Division, University
related to Products and retail stores · 5
CompuAdd → Bill Hayden, Customer Driven, Design, Hayden, The
Defunct · 1
CompuAdd → 1994 (1994)
Fate · 1
CompuAdd → Acquired by Dimeling, Schrieber & Park
Founded · 1
CompuAdd → 1982; 44 years ago (1982) in Austin, Texas
Founder · 1
CompuAdd → Bill Hayden
Industry · 1
CompuAdd → Personal computers and peripherals
Type · 1
CompuAdd → Private
related to External links · 1
CompuAdd → Fundinguniverse

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clone hayden computers texas pc austin corporation company computer corporate manufacturer retail personal also workstation 1993 government created stores bankruptcy

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CompuAddDefunct1994 (1994)1.00infobox
CompuAddFateAcquired by Dimeling, Schrieber & Park1.00infobox
CompuAddFounded1982; 44 years ago (1982) in Austin, Texas1.00infobox
CompuAddFounderBill Hayden1.00infobox
CompuAddIndustryPersonal computers and peripherals1.00infobox
CompuAddTypePrivate1.00infobox
disk drivesinstance ofHayden sold computer peripherals and add-on devices0.80text
CompuAddrelated to backgroundBill Hayden0.60section
CompuAddrelated to backgroundSan Antonio0.60section
CompuAddrelated to backgroundTexas0.60section
CompuAddrelated to backgroundHe0.60section
CompuAddrelated to backgroundUniversity0.60section

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