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Authors
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Our authors are industry
experts in different technical fields. Annabooks has been
fortunate to authors with various backgrounds willing to
write and share their knowledge. Here is a list of some of
our past and present authors.
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Jim Ewertz - Graduated from Florida
Institute of Technology. Senior BIOS Architect at Intel
Corporation for many years. Jim help promote ACPI and has
been resposible for the architecture and implementation of
Advanced Plug and Play technology.
- PCI Power Management - co-author
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Gary Konzak –A BS EET from Brigham Young
University, with programming as well as an electronics
design emphasis, prepared him to solve a variety of
real-world problems using microcontrollers. Thirty years
later his love for innovating with microcontrollers only
grows deeper. After working over four years for the
largest non-captive keyboard manufacturer in the world
Gary became intimately familiar with the PC keyboard
interface, the wellspring for these books.
- PC Keyboard Design: The PC Compatible Keyboard
Design Reference - author
- PC 8042 Keyboard Controller Kit - author
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John Koon - A BSEE from California
State Polytechnic University, Pomona, CA and a MBA in
Marketing from San Diego State University. John has over
25 years of management experience in product development
and marketing for high-tech companies including HP and
Western Digital. Product types include Life-cycle
management of hardware, software and silicon in USA and
China. Koon has published the USB Technology and Market
Reports, version 1.1, 2.0, On-the-go and Wireless USB.
Additionally, Koon has contributed many technical articles
and is a frequent speaker on various technical topics
including Medical Device Introduction and Management.
Currently, he is the publisher of the Medical Electronic
Device Solutions magazine. www.medsmagazine.com.
- USB Peripheral Design - author
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Sean Liming - Owner of Annabooks, LLC.
He has been involved with embedded systems for over 17
years and he has authored several articles and books
including the popular Windows XP Embedded Advanced. Sean
has worked at Intel and Annasoft Systems. He received his
BSEE from California State Polytechnic University in
Pomona, California, where he focused on computer
architecture and design.
- Windows NT Embedded Step-By-Step - author
- Windows XP Embedded Advanced - author
- Windows XP Embedded Supplemental Toolkit -
author
- Windows Embedded for Point of Service / POS for
.NET Step-by-Step - author
- Real-Time Development from Theory to Practice
Featuring TenAsys® INtime® - co-author
- Professional's Guide To Windows® Embedded Standard
7 - author
- Professional's Guide To POS for .NET - author
- Professional's Guide for .NET Micro Framework
Application Development - co-author
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John R. Malin - An early pioneer in
using IBM-PC’s to develop embedded software for x86-based
embedded devices in the mid 80’s. Over the past 20 years
John has worked with a number of embedded operating
systems starting with VRTX, Nucleus, PharLap, ThreadX,
Windows CE, XP Embedded, .NET Micro Framework, and Windows
Embedded Standard 7. He has also co-authored a number of
articles and white papers covering embedded development.
John is a cofounder of Annabooks, LLC and has a BS and MS
in Solid State Physics from Case Western Reserve
University.
- Windows Embedded for Point of Service / POS for
.NET Step-by-Step - contributor
- Real-Time Development from Theory to Practice
Featuring TenAsys® INtime® - co-author
- Professional's Guide for .NET Micro Framework
Application Development - co-author
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Ed Nisley - Ed has spent 3 decades in
the trenches of embedded programming and hardware design.
His career began with a decade at IBM, designing and
building neat stuff like mainframe CPUs, SPC
instrumentation, bit-sliced graphic firmware, and even a
digital video disk. Currently, he is an writer for Dr.
Dobb’s and Circuit Cellar INK.
- The Embedded PCs ISA Bus: Firmware Gadgets, and
Practical Tricks - author
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Ed Solari - Received his BS and MS
degrees in EE-CE from University of California, Berkeley.
Ed has worked for both Hewlett-Packard and Intel. Ed was a
member of the IEEE P996 Working Group, which developed the
AT bus standard. He has worked closely with the PCI
Special Interest Group, and has been involved in the
development of the PCI chipsets, platform designs, and
telephony projects.
- ISA & EISA Theory & Operation -
author
- PCI Hardware and Software Architecture &
Design - co-author
- PCI Power Management - co-author
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Wooi Ming Tan - Received a Masters of
Engineering Degree in Electrical Engineering from National
University of Singapore and a Bachelor Degree in
Electrical Engineering from University of Canterbury, New
Zealand. He focused on USB microcontroller development at
Intel, where he worked with various OEMs to develop and
demonstrate USB products.
- Developing USB PC Peripherals - author
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George Willse - Graduated from American
River College, Sacramento, California. George has worked
at Intel Corporation for 19 years. George was the senior
BIOS Engineer for the first PCI-based System BIOS, and he
has been involved with the Advanced Plug and Play since
its inception.
- PCI Hardware and Software Architecture &
Design - co-author
PCI Power Management - co-author
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