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The book reveals the origins of the personal computer, tracing its roots back to a groundbreaking invention in San Antonio, Texas, rather than the commonly credited tech giants. It highlights the significance of US Patent number 224,415, filed in 1970, which details the first self-contained computer with essential features like a programmable processor, display, and internal memory. This work emphasizes the often-overlooked contributions to technology that predate the well-known narratives of Silicon Valley and major corporations.