Editing IBM RT PC (section)

==Further reading==
* {{Cite magazine
|last=Simpson
|first=R.O.
|date=1986
|title=The IBM RT Personal Computer
|magazine=[[Byte (magazine)|Byte]], Extra Edition
|pages=43,76<!--The article is probably longer; the bibliography database listed these page numbers as a range, which is probably too long-->
}}
* {{Cite magazine 
|last1=Hoffman 
|first1=Thomas V. 
|magazine=PC Tech Journal
|title=PC RT: A Significant departure
|date=December 1986 
|publisher=Ziff-Davis }} {{mdash}} Contains 4 significant technical articles about the Machine, processor and architecture. 

*{{cite book 
|last1=Waters 
|first1=Frank
|last2=Henry 
|first2=G Glen
|title=IBM RT Personal Computer Technology 
|date=1986
|publisher=IBM Engineering System Products
}} {{mdash}} IBM Pub SA23-1057-00 

*{{cite book 
|last1=Duntemann
|first1=Jeff 
|last2=Pronk 
|first2=Ron 
|title=Inside the PowerPC Revolution 
|date=1994 
|publisher=Coriolis Group Books}} {{mdash}} Chapter 5 describes the origins of the PowerPC architecture in the IBM 801 and RT PC. [https://technologists.com/sauer/SA23-1057_IBM_RT_Personal_Computer_Technology_1986.pdf]

*{{cite book 
|last1=Ferguson 
|first1=Charles H. 
|last2=Morris 
|first2=Charles R. 
|title=Computer Wars: How the West Can Win in a Post-IBM World 
|date=1993 |publisher=Random House 
|isbn=0812921569}} {{mdash}} Contains an in-depth description of the origins of the RT PC, its development, and subsequent commercial failure.