Do you see any directions there (color displays)? And the idiot instead starts to promote his product...

I used to laugh at this stuff back then. Thought it was all fluff and would never happen. Not laughing now.

2024 WinRAR still free

Man could I go for that Gateway 2000 right now.

I use word perfect 5.1 to finish my MBA program in 1992.

Susan Kare hypnotises you with her voice, well spoken easy to listen to.

Jane was sexy in this one

The cyber glove definitely seems to be way ahead of its time.

I bought my first Wintel machine 5 years later in 1992 - and it still had a 386sx! CompuAdd notebook. (Right about $2000 with 4 mb RAM and 40 MB HDD.). One day the battery erupted in fire as I was using it! Got a replacement lol.

200 Megabytes was huge back then and now I'm outta storage with my 2 Terabyte hard drive cuz of Huge games like Call of Duty, God of war Raganrok and FF16 at 200GB each 😂

Those were the days.

Oh, hilarious. "This is the AST Six-Pack Plus ramcard giving you about 384k of ram storage space" at 1:38min. First job out of college was AST Research - OEM Sales, Irvine. I recall, trying to pack as many of those cards into my office PC to the limit of addressable space and it was still painfull to watch Excel attempting to save large files or compute using the six-pack as a cache space"

Only Amiga...

Brown Brenda Harris Nancy Miller Kevin

3:42 Tony Bennett in the house! 🎉

"If you're gonna do it, PS/2 it."

These episodes remind me that I'm older than I thought.

I’ve watched enough Computer Chronicles episodes to know that when ol’ George Morrow and his triple eyebags were making an appearance, it was going to be a yap session about absolutely nothing correct

Serial port. LoL

I just want the OS to stay out of my way. Windows 11 "hold my beer"

Apple watch predecessor.

Man those ports 🤣

My video game era started when i was 8 when I got the Atari vcs original heavy sixer for Christmas 1977 but the best days for me was in my early teens when I had my C64 which I got for Christmas 83 and hot the Colecovision which I bought working with my uncle during the summer

"Hot docking" is a funny term

It was cool to see Susan Kare's segment demonstrating the Mac & it's GUI OS. It was almost as advanced as the Commodore 64 & GEOS.

I was using that ELO touchscreen system in Japan for industrial automation in 1995! It wasn't multitouch but it was close to an iPad Pro : )

15:05 Smells a lot like OpenSSH/SCP to me. 🤔

And now a small rectangular device that fits in your pocket has way more processing power than a supercomputer back then that was the size of an entire large room. Technology evolves fast, I can only imagine what we might have 20-30 years from now.

I want all these things. Lol

I feel like the 80s may have some input on what is happening now in 2024

I still use Windows 98 SE today.

I like to think that Kiki Stockhammer is out there today on an absolutely tricked-out KDE Plasma Linux install complete with cube desktop transitions.

The first guy they interview at 4:50 is Oppenheimer's grandson

Instant.. take. When she said there database would soon reach a trillion bytes of data. Literally 1Tb. We have thumb-drives now with upwards of 4tb capacity. Just amazing to think about. Finished this video. I had both an Amiga 500 and a 3000 before moving onto IBM based PCs. Could never forgive Commodore for how they mis-managed this machine. If this computer was the Microsoft of the day and won it would have changed everything. Image a commercial Amiga in 2024 (not the homebrew stuff, I mean if Amiga had replaced Microsoft and was commercial)...just wow.

One of one of the most relaxing videos I’ve ever watched

Imagine if a time traveler secretly put a 2024 HW inside one of those PC cases. I would love to see the look on their faces after they completed a benchmark :-)

19:17, aaah, the "Micro Floppy". We meet again, at last. The circle is now complete.

Jan was sexy in this one

The Computer Comb Over

"Internet" before it became "the Internet."

Apple gangsters from the beginning... Glad I never used those crap tools

I think consumers have really missed out on some great technology because of the consolidation of the PC industry into mostly Windows with some Mac sprinkled in.

Speech on the Amiga? LOL Lost your mind about the TI994A I guess

20:45 The term we're using is "cutting and pasting" wow!

My desire for that watch computer is filling my every waking moment....

poison dicks?

Had no idea Windowa NT was in development even during the win 3.1 era. Wow. I remember supporting NT workstation 4.0 back in the day

I love that a palmrest is a new idea, couldn’t afford any portable back then, had just made the leap from my Atari computer to a brand new 486, was the king for a bit as all my friends had 386s

I like how in the GeoOS video, the monitor is being held up by beer bottles containers.

Paul Schindler is wrong; BigMacs aren't that disappointing.