Talk:Simple-As-Possible computer
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SAP1 simple as possible computer
[edit]I noticed in reading the description for the SAP 1 Simple As Possible computer you list two inventors. In reality there was only one inventor: Albert Paul Malvino and this is documented in his book Digital Computer Electronics (first edition published in 1977). Would you like me to provide you the documentation which shows that this is correct? The reference that’s currently being used at the Wikipedia page also gives credit for the invention to Jarrold Brown. In reality Mr. Brown only revised the third edition of the book with my father, Albert Paul Malvino. SAP was established much earlier in time and the 3rd edition was the third time my father wrote about it. Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to help correct the record. Antonia Hurst. ~2026-13903-39 (talk) 21:37, 3 March 2026 (UTC)