Evolution of Laptops (Portable Computers) 1975 - 2020

Evolution of Laptops (Portable Computers) 1975 - 2020 #laptops #history #evolution #firstlaptop #computerhistory
The IBM 5100 was the first portable computer. . Here its shown powered on, and attached to an external monitor. Although weighing 55 pounds, it was much lighter and portable than previous computers.
The Xerox Note Taker was a bit more portable, and its keyboard folded out to reveal its screen. It employed what was then highly advanced technology, including 256 kB of RAM, and a 5 MHz Intel CPU.
Launched in April 1981. The Osborne 1 is recognized as the first laptop computer. It was the first commercially successful portable computer. Costing 18 hundred dollars, weighing 25 pounds, and shipping with a large bundle of software.
Later that year, Epson released a tiny battery powered portable computer, that traded screen size for convenience. It was hailed by BusinessWeek magazine as the, fourth revolution in personal computing.
The Grid Compass was the first portable computer that resembled our current laptops. Because of its high price and specialized application. It was mostly used by the US government. NASA used it on the Space Shuttle during the early 1980s, as it was both powerful and lightweight. And the special forces used them for their ruggedness, and use of solid state memory.
The TRS-80, sold through Radio Shack, was popular with journalists. They could type about 11 pages of text, and then transmit it for editing, using the built-in modem.
In 1984 the Commodore SX-64, was the first portable computer to feature a full-color display screen. It weighed about 20 pounds and sold for $995. It shipped with 64 kB of RAM and a 1 Mhz CPU. It did not sell particularly well, but became popular with user groups, and software developers. They could quickly pack, and unpack the machine, to use for copying software, or giving demonstrations.
The IBM PC Convertible, was the first laptop to use the 3½-inch floppy disk format. Which went on to become the industry standard. Like modern laptops, it featured power management. And the ability to run from batteries.
After the failure of their first laptop, Apple re-worked their concept, and released the PowerBook line in October 1991. They immediately caused a stir in the industry, with their dark grey cases, and the positioning of their pointing device.
In 1992, Olivetti developed and released the first laptop featuring a touchpad. The position near the base of the screen was the norm, as most applications were text based, and did not require a pointing device.
That same year, Olivetti released a smaller laptop. The Quadderno. Capable of audio recording, while the computer was off. And almost instant boot up. It shipped with a 16 Mhz CPU, 1MB of RAM, and 20MB of hard disk space.
The Concerto was the first convertible laptop. It had a detachable keyboard, pen, and touch screen. But the touch screen only worked with the special pen. Like today's tablets, most of the electronics, were housed with the screen. This laptop was definitely ahead of its time!
The TC11 hundred had a very unique design. It was a hybrid laptop which included a touch-screen, Stylus, and tablet mode. Unfortunately, Windows XP was not a touch friendly OS, hampering its success. Like the Concerto, this was another laptop that was ahead of its time.
ASUS released the 7 0 1 in October 2007, which was the first netbook on the market. It featured a 7 inch screen, an Intel Celeron-M processor, and a 4 gigabyte hard disk.
The Yoga 13 was one of the first modern hybrid laptops, taking advantage, of Windows 8 touch interface. The name Yoga, is a reference to the units design, which allows four different configurations.
The Razer Blade was the first true portable gaming laptop. At .9 inches thin, and weighing 6.5 pounds, the Blade Pro was the most portable 17-inch gaming laptop in its class.
The Yoga Book hybrid laptop, brought even more functionality in 2016. By using a digitizer panel as the keyboard, the user was able to draw, write, and type on the same panel. The trade-off was, the lack of haptic feel and feedback, when in keyboard mode.
The 2018 version of the Yoga Book now uses e-ink for the keyboard panel. e-Ink allows for a more natural drawing surface, and for custom input entry layouts, depending on the application being used. And most importantly, it allows for reading, without wasting any battery, or having to carry a second device.
Asus is currently working on Project PreCog, which consists of a dual monitor laptop, similar to the Yoga Book, but without the limitations of e-Ink. Both could be used as monitors, by connecting an external keyboard. Or both monitors can be used for gaming, or for presentations. In laptop mode, one monitor is used normally, while the other is used as the keyboard, or control panel.
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[@acim0095]

Back when the laptop was GIANT and the screen only 0.5 inches.

[@hom2fu]

55 lbs giant

[@ronaldcalluperoman5117]

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[@inox1ck]

Guess you and old laptops have something in common then...

[@partIycIoudy]

inox1ck what are you tryna say?

[@georgebeshara5198]

hahah ikr

[@LabFlurry]

2090: Just a piece of glass

[@_Petru_-pm6eb]

Cost: 100.000$

[@xyrocknirmou8699]

holographic system

[@waffle5422]

2990: thin air floating screen

[@maksudurrahman5300]

2045 most probably

[@stevenchou]

2100 human is gonna

[@NoFunMillionaire]

We: laughing on these old computers Someone from 2050: laughing on us.

[@leventunlimited2812]

*in

[@mamad_f1471]

Im not laughing

[@albertjackinson]

Exactly.

[@sadiqahmed4143]

So we would laugh at our selves

[@shinobi3364]

exaclty man we get what we deserve

[@rakeshpotnuru]

2050: Piece of paper 2075: Two pieces of paper 2090: Book History repeats!

[@user-jc1km1qv1m]

Holograms in 2090

[@Ichigoat865]

Apple:Iholophone With 1 Exabyte of Ram

[@rblxtutorials1881]

Apple: welcome our iholophone 8 to the *revolutionized* market! 🤩

[@user-wd1ti8ub9i]

Eblan

[@pyr0maniacyt363]

Computers went from thicc To slicc

[@edwardbell8771]

Pyr0Maniac YT yes!

[@digitalplayz1315]

I want THICC back

[@spikyprickywatches9670]

Digital Plays Agreed But with modern stuff

[@ToyotaGRYaris22]

Communism didn't die! It spread to computers!

[@edwinsmidt464]

Thicc slicc DICC

[@Alexander-iy7js]

Those vintage computers would make fine additions to my home PC museum. I've been collecting and restoring stuff like that for years! Cool video, mate!

[@DeedeeandtheBeebee]

I love old computers!!! I have a old steel IBM computer tower..im fixing to make it into a modern desk top...it weighs 20 pounds with nothing in it lol

[@lucasrem]

home PC museum, you collect garbage ! any visitors, muhahahaha, mad community it is here !

[@mm_hk8889]

Good job Alexander! Hope that you can show us your museum and collection.

[@iAmGratchet_]

I swear the IBM is still being used at the post offices😖

[@acim0095]

Does IBM still make computers?

[@MusicLyricsConverter]

@@acim0095 it is

[@SSPear66]

@@acim0095 Yes,Servers

[@acim0095]

I know i know

[@Skribbly1]

@@acim0095 no you don't

[@michaelwastakenbyme5327]

19s : OMG 10 MB IS ALOT OF STORAGE 2020 : ugh mom buy me a 1 terabyte hard drive because my storage is 700 GB left!

[@AQ-101]

#Relatable I don't mean that I have a lot of stuff I meant that the modern age is like this

[@PaulRudd1941]

@@AQ-101 I can't relate since I'm an adult and never asked my parents for shit except a roof over my head and something to eat at the end of the day. Everything else was an extra.

[@AQ-101]

@@PaulRudd1941 #NotRelatable

[@demmitulah4479]

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[@berplederple1233]

@@PaulRudd1941 nice flex bro.

[@iiTzV1perTV]

Me: **casually holds laptop with one hand** Person who uses old portable computers: Wat

[@AQ-101]

*W U T*

[@BANSYOUTUBECHANNEL]

Zxxx

[@albertjackinson]

You should've changed it to "watt".

[@skyry101]

2049: Computer inside your head.

[@charlesdpelle]

Now i know what would i use in my office on 2040 LOL (I'm just 12 XD)

[@3ag1e]

1975 - 2019: we expect epic computers and flying cars in 2020 2020: *m a s k*

[@RealWISConqueror]

Ya we la hate M A S K

[@sabitamahela]

Smartmask

[@komi9261]

@Samuel Chertoff where?

[@mr.mustachecat2309]

@@komi9261 prototypes of flying cars already exist. maybe in 2030 or 2050 we will have flying cars

[@aleealewis5938]

I wanna go back to 1999-2015!!!!!!😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

[@datboirb]

I'm mad the background music never stops

[@Clickscap]

Lol look at your pfp you look constipated

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@@Clickscap i was

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@@Clickscap Yeah :d

[@mohammedamer6970]

I am honored to make this comment reach 69 likes

[@yaboipreston7950]

3:57 the og nintendo switch

[@Shrek_Now_go_away]

Lol

[@Letnan8100]

Type of leak nobody would pay attention to but would actually become something in the future

[@mathewjohnston3025]

Why did it jump from 1993 to 2002? we have missed some of the best advancements.

[@agamaz5650]

yeah shit video he also forgot the dedicated gpu in gaming laptops and alienware first laptop with OLED

[@dannkettle4106]

IBM Butterfly Keyboard

[@krispysback]

Why can’t every video on KZbin be perfect

[@mathewjohnston3025]

Krispysback Your right it's not perfect but still worth mentioning as the creator could take the information to improve his next video. What was missed was some very important evolutions, and feedback is not a criticism its an observation that one of his potential subscribers has noticed a big gap in the information that was provided even though I still found the rest very interesting.

[@krispysback]

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[@VWDAWGXP]

I’m scared of the day all computers have touchescreen keyboards..

[@ng1n369]

Finally someone that agrees with me

[@TheRealFobican]

It´s essentially going to be a big size touchpad with computer performance specification.

[@VWDAWGXP]

@so Noice at least the 3ds has buttons.

[@ThomasFarquhar2]

Me too. I like clicky buttons

[@eden.m.coldwell]

yea theres gonna be none of the clicking and buton mashing sound and comfort

[@agoat8641]

That means not a single company or a single product brings the revolution, it just inspires others to go ahead.

[@lucasrem]

Nope, only Intel, ASML, TSMC is not willing do do research or develop anything, rip it all !!!! need some fabless crap ? corruption, China freaks!

[@geoffk777]

You missed a lot of important early laptops: - The first IBM ThinkPad - The later ThinkPad with the "Butterfly" keyboard - The first Toshiba clamshell models - The first Compaq transportable and later 386 "lunchbox" model - The KayPro - The first MacBook Air These were pretty significant.

[@crazychicken2005]

I have what is considered the first true “battery powered laptop” which is a Toshiba T3100SX, I wish it worked

[@AJ-wg7fj]

Yeah, the video was bizarre.

[@bugzylosantos2711]

Totally agree...I am about to mention ThinkPad too...

[@ignarly3583]

3:26 “3 and a half inch fucking disc format” 😂 can’t unhear it now

[@p.y1121]

😂😂

[@QuantumScratcher]

"3 1/2 inch *floppy* disk format". Not *******.

[@windestruct]

8:00 *L A P T O P M O D E*

[@afrenchy7718]

That’s all he has to say

[@countryballchile06-_-yt4]

AND what?

[@noarguments5608]

Laptop with laptop mode That's the humour point 😑😂

[@_Killkor]

The laptops have advanced so far, they need a laptop mode to be seen as laptops.

[@christmaspopcat3022]

Fun fact: it was tablet

[@TheFel0x]

"The IBM 5100" I can't come up with any time travel puns right now sadly

[@richardlew3667]

1:53 Never gets old

[@Chickenworm9394]

IBM 5100: The laptop that will crush your laps

[@NotBob-hf6zz]

It’s 52 pounds. Ouch

[@DJUNGELSK0G]

@@NotBob-hf6zz actually 55

[@harshnemesis]

@john mark igsoc literally a hacking device

[@Good_Luck_8619]

A fucking desktop rather

[@JeffDeWitt]

It's not a laptop, neither is the Osborne, they are portables.

[@j.b.335]

3:48 the birth of txting while driving

[@jasonlyle3818]

I really enjoyed the same 30-second music clip played over and over again throughout the video!

[@charles5895]

Man to think of how tiny their screens were and you couldn't stream, play games, listen to music, chat, you could hardly do anything on there. And looking back, I feel that we've forgotten how good our laptops are and often think they're not good enough. And look at the kind of laptops and computers we have now compared to the ones with the tiny little screens back then...

[@marcosmedia7463]

Old laptop: $1800 current laptop:$200-$400

[@Sean-D78]

Apple didn't learn that. The newest one goes higher than £2000

[@andrewszombie]

There are many Going Laptops that over $2000

[@mikuhatsune4081]

In the Philippines, Normal Laptops costs around 20K Pesos to P30K pesos....

[@berserkoflust7999]

Stealers ik XDDDDDD when I heard him say 1800$ I was like wut the.. Xddddd

[@rasgelevideolar4372]

@furnein türkiye

[@gpfzs]

"64 kb of memory and 1 MHz of CPU and full colored" Imagine playing Minecraft on that, it was immediatly going to explode

[@woodentrainseriesofficial9511]

Imagine recording roblox on the first one 😂

[@explosivehotdogs]

I'm surprised the titanium PowerBook G4 wasn't mentioned here as its design became the prototype for most every Apple laptop produced since. It was absolutely leaps and bounds ahead of anything available at the time.

[@tamjidahmed2343]

3030: keyboard connected to ur brain and display on ur eyes.

[@mandareng]

@@kartik_05i 2035

[@rohanssc2024]

Before 2040 for sure Ratio of development of technology is inc about 4 times every year

[@bh-minasgerais-brasil.1365]

And we all Dead

[@tongueoutmc3373]

Than it will need surgery I am ok like this🙄

[@ksr3535]

@@tongueoutmc3373 Nanobots which will assemble themselves inside your body...it will be like taking tablets.

[@glory2053]

Nintendo DS has entered the chat...

[@agxdyt]

FrostyChickenz Razer has left the chat

[@NotAHero123_7]

I have changed my reply so replies to my reply won't make sense

[@NotAHero123_7]

@Moses Joseph Philip I have changed my reply so replies to my reply won't make sense

[@cosmic2591]

*gameboy has entered the chat*

[@Faygo2215]

*Microvision has entered the chat*

[@apcgamer2265]

9:20 I never knew that this laptop ever existed

[@vinceparziale9005]

With all of this advancement I now work 80 hours a week instead of 40 and most of my free time is spent answering e mails. Thank you future!

[@jimjams20001]

I'm 50 yrs old, i feel left behind, regarding technology. I used to program computer chips in the late 1980's. I have always had a computer since 1981, upgrading through the years until the home computer wars ended and everyone owns a PC. I struggled with various pc's from 2003 till 2018, upgrading until I realized a single core PC just wasn't enough. September 2018 I purchased a gaming computer , as have always loved gaming. OMG... Blown away. Technology is wonderful..... 4 years on am looking to upgrade again... Thank you for your video.

[@amirrrosh]

a lot of missed information's !! from Sony Vaio , HP ... Samsung ...

[@PikadaveStudios]

...Acer aspire one...

[@ismawan1980]

also Dell. Dell produced many good old laptops with long battery life

[@hurtin0108]

Sony Vaio was top-notch late 90s

[@darksould0471]

7:18 "Ah mate, this Mp3 player is not regonized by MacOS, lets pull out the Eee Pee Cee"

[@andrihusainsudra]

Dankpods?

[@darksould0471]

@@andrihusainsudra yes indeed

[@amitbrahme3635]

Thank you so much for this great video. It shows the actual evolution

[@jangkepsetiawanpamuji8875]

I want to see 1975 People Face for Looking todays Laptops

[@Anmolol]

@Molly McClure Learn some manners, dude.

[@nuclearwarhead9338]

@Molly McClure ok nazi

[@MasterOfEverything77]

It is a great video. Good to know about aa lot of earlier versions of Laptop which I was not aware of. Great to see the innovation throughout the years. I give this video 9.5/10

[@speedcuber2678]

???

[@williamwright9079]

I love the presentation! Nice style! Very informative . Thank you very much.

[@shruiyr]

Back then: wow this 1gb ram :) Me now : oh no! This have just 8 gb ram :(

[@harrisonhall1139]

Back in the late 70's a few KILOBYTES of ram was impressive! 🤣

[@Versuffe]

Relatable

[@Ashton_783]

In 2007 I had 2gb of ram very impressive

[@foo2734]

Relatable:my mom wouldn't buy me 1tb ram I'm stuck with 16gb ram My pc can barely run csgo 128fps maximum and 70 fps minimum :(

[@user-jc1km1qv1m]

Thanks to semiconductors

[@dibutler9151]

OMG, lol! That Compaq Concerto was the first laptop I ever owned! I had forgotten it looked like that, wow.

[@jonathant.powell7281]

Why is there some missing years on laptop history from 1992 to 2002? During this time there were alot of great innovations in laptop technologies that should definitely be acknowledged as well.

[@hirameberhardt8643]

Our voting machines we used in the 2016 election was built in 2002 with Windows XP, they were hacked by the Russians in 2010 maybe sooner.

[@nkrishnamurthy7358]

1970 Computer:We work 2020 MacBook:We have a touchbar

[@shibainu7709]

windows: we have gaming

[@saidachakir4345]

IBM PC Convertible : first convertible laptop ever.

[@TheRealFobican]

I like how the laptops that we know today taken for granted is defined as a computer that runs without an external power source flow unless it´s for recharging the battery evolved from being what is by today´s standards a very beefy portable desktop that required an external power source but was unlike a desktop, it was designed to be a lot more portable around just to plug it in the wall and use.

[@norkshit]

funny considering we have modern laptops that cannot work at 100% power without being plugged in, bringing us right back we’re we started

[@mugambimunene6936]

Was packed with 64KB RAM. 2019 phones with 4GB aren't fast enough.

[@abeginnerspov5968]

Well, because Windows OS runs purely on its hardware, while Android needs a Virtual Machine to run on, and is made using Linux!

[@cheeseman498]

My ipad pro has 4gb ram lol

[@codesavage3763]

Man, I am getting a tablet with 2GB RAM and a phone with 3GB RAM soon, and I have a phone currently having 1GB RAM which is 8GB of internal storage but the phone gives me only 3GB so.. ;-;

[@aihwhejskskkksjdjfjncbs]

@@codesavage3763 I don't mean to be rude when asking this at all, but what phone are you currently using, and what are you "budgeting" for

[@codesavage3763]

@@aihwhejskskkksjdjfjncbs I use a Galaxy Core Prime and LG Leon 4G LTE. I use launchers for them because I got bored of them. I am looking to get a J6 2018 by next year or something.

[@metromodernism]

The Psion MC400 was the first laptop to feature a touchpad, released in 1989.

[@20thCENTURYSTUDI0S]

0:09 IBM 5100 1975 0:36 Xerox Note Taker 1976 0:51 Osborne 1 1981 1:16 Epson HX-20 1:56 Grid Compass 1101 1982 2:22 TRS-8 Model 100 1983 2:53 Commordore SX-64 1984 3:23 IBM PC Convertible 1986 4:06 Compaq SLT/286 1988 4:18 NEC UlrtaLite 1989 4:43 Apple PowerBook 1991 5:18 Olivetti 033 1992 5:38 Olivetti Quaderno 6:01 Compaq Concerto 1993 6:32 Toshiba Portege 2000 2002 6:52 Compaq TC1100 2004 7:18 Eee PC 701 2007 7:40 Lenovo Yoga 13 2012 8:12 Razer Blade Pro 2013 8:43 Yoga Book 2016 9:03 Yoga Book C930 2018 And 9:50 Asus Project PreCog 2020

[@momcomeplckyt5179]

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[@ghostchristian4766]

why did you wrote everything ;-;

[@ghostchristian4766]

are you doing a group presentation in a class?

[@20thCENTURYSTUDI0S]

i dont know!

[@Bernardoskau]

Thank you sir, persons like you make the world better nowadays.

[@ace942]

I was not aware of the Xerox note taker and noticed that it had a mouse. I did a search on the model and found there were only 10 prototypes built so this explains why I was not aware of it. Interesting that it used a version of the Smalltalk operating system. Would have been nice to see it in operation.

[@davidgiberson8323]

I used a Datapoint 2200 (released in 1971) as a stand alone computer for many years. Its architecture led to the IBM PC more so than the 1975 entry by IBM mentioned.

[@CECFan1992]

The Lenovo Yoga 13 was mine. But it was damaged a lot after I tripped on the power cord. And after it was more damaged, the battery leaked but didn't catch fire, it had this function to not power anything on for safety.

[@nikoligogle3153]

Thank you. You are not boring like others. Cheers! 🍻

[@WantBadtime]

8:35 Man I remember struggling on this side quest when I was playing Batman Arkham City on my Wii U. Good Times.

[@stroft2real]

MAN I REMEMBER STRUGGLING THIS IN 2020 OMG

[@LittleWhole]

6:01 the ancient ancestor of the Surface Pro

[@dr.internet8661]

TRUE!!!

[@tino1tino127]

Thank you for the information.

[@statanovismstatanovism9732]

your channel is awesome.

[@nothanks9989]

Its not 2020, its 3048

[@justintryhard6868]

Yeah right 🤣

[@jjgaming471]

Exactly 🙃🤣😂

[@rheacarmelaiyavaldullabalm567]

Yeah you're correct cause we have advance mind

[@jesuinaviana8914]

It's actually 2019

[@PengsYT]

r/wooosh

[@Alex0474]

*Apparently it’s 2020 now...*

[@TheABELMARTIN]

Apparently we skipped 2019...

[@dbcnetwork6910]

*_:/_*

[@jasonvoorhees3666]

How much do you think laptops will change in the next 312 days?

[@Alex0474]

*In 2020 T-series still hasn’t beaten PewDiePie...*

[@shrugerfrenzy4650]

Alex 0474 NO! It's 2268 Oh Sorry Hudson AG Was Supposed To Say That.... He's Such a Great KZbinr Lol I'm Him But I Had To Change My Acc For a Limited Time Just To Watch a Creepy Restricted Age Bloody Video Called: (I Heard It Too) I Bet You Guys Know It Right?!

[@gta5onlineshorts]

My 2nd PC was a Laptop by HP Compaq which was so close to a gaming PC as a Business laptop. It was nice to see a few Compaq laptops here too ;)

[@emotionengine17]

1:59 That looks damn good for its appearance at that time...

[@trijetz3562]

ikr

[@ninjanerdstudent6937]

So the 2020 laptop is basically the Samsung Fold, but bigger.

[@wintherr3527]

yes but man does that look absolutely stunning

[@arushamm]

@@wintherr3527 mywalletgon

[@hackoola]

Laptops (portable computers)

[@authenticfrog9745]

7:02 Compaq TC1100: I am your father!

[@NijikaAirConditioner]

Where can I get one of these ibm 5100? I need it for time traveling

[@jirenthegray11]

Yanagibashi shrine

[@1Welshdylan]

From the 90s to 00s the jump in computer power is unreal.

[@beretta92fs29]

0:11 that looks more like a typewriter..

[@dislikemyvids9222]

Uh bullet did you shoot X

[@ESP1138]

1:28 Holy shit! They actually predicted that people would bring their own computers to school.

[@khanh9171]

Amazing good job

[@Mycatjake1]

"55 lbs." Yikes, and my backpack is already heavy as is. Can't imagine trying to carry that thing to class.

[@Enafa666]

Notice the drastic difference between the 1993 computer and the 2002 computer design wise 6:05 and 6:40

[@Rafman316]

If only someone had thought of this stuff in the 1800s we would be way more advanced now than we are.

[@rishabhadarsh5227]

Yeah peoples were too lazy to think about it back then.I will never forgive them 😤

[@GooniesNeverSayDie1980]

The commercial bits in this video have me tearing up....

[@emillarsson4721]

Just wait until people notice you. Thought you had 500k subs. Amazing content

[@albertpirelius]

yep now it appears on the recommendations :D

[@chargen7224]

wait until them manufacturers found him

[@php600]

The Toshiba Tecra 780DVD was also an incredible laptop, with removable drives and many ports with lids to protect them. It cost a fortune at that time.

[@leobernardo9175]

I thought Steve Jobs was the first one to do the Brown Envelope Stunt, it turns out, it was Toshiba.

[@catfrxsroses156]

1:23 damnnnn that mechanical keyboard be sick tho

[@subkingextinction6965]

This man lives in the future... yet it's 2019 Feels bad that years feel like months now a days...

[@shaggy4583]

@Mason Orgeron Are you okay?

[@cheekychops11978]

Still love my alienware 17 gaming laptop from 2013 - looks & weighs like it should be made in the 90s - I still use it to tether my camera to give my home studio that retro vibe with its customisable neon colours and chunky design 💻

[@spellerlittlewing]

Great video

[@asnawibato]

The Xerox biggest mistake is to focusing in printing.

[@testodude]

Xerox's PARC invented SmallTalk, which was stolen by Apple for their GUI, which was stolen by Microsoft for Windows. Xerox had foolish management-- they could have and should have dominated the PC market.

[@ps2mouse57]

IBM 5100 looks beautyful

[@guaxini7]

2012: laptop with different ways to use, modern, Lenovo Yoga 13 2020: *normal laptops but with windows 10/11*

[@tongueoutmc3373]

There is no windows 11

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@Azizz1]

And after all of these years, laptop couldn't beat PC 😁 !

[@ly8161]

? Laptops are PCs.

[@commandox6450]

Bài học Online Maybe he means desktop

[@Azizz1]

@@commandox6450 Yes Thank you 😁

[@BadBoyBird]

This guy lives in 2020 While we live in 2019

[@teamflyen3058]

Whyyyyyyyyyyy 😠😠😠😠😠

[@whachmeroll9478]

I live in 2030

[@Natachitaa1]

Its a project

[@supernoob1894]

nah man I'm from 2016

[@mrekking]

My machine broke and got me to 2087

[@ZenVistaYT]

6:48 my favorite os!

[@arushamm]

Cool,mine is Windows 7.i have a bit of Memories of XP,before my brother upgraded to Windows 7.

[@randomlightstand]

I had a Windows Xp but now it is... Gone. 🥺😢😭

[@dreamacademia392]

Wow ! ! ! *Impressive Presentation*

[@treasuretrails]

Getting an epic 2022 model gaming laptop tomorrow I can't wait!

[@yougottowinsometime7470]

You just found your bread and butter videos so good keep it up hey video game consoles desktops internet speed over the years

[@user-sj3fp2xq2m]

Aren't they lovely. :) Computers are such an awesome machines.

[@oklahomasoonersfootball]

Good video thank you very close. Hope you have a good day.

[@iiTzV1perTV]

1970s laptops: we light Modern laptops: No we light you thicc

[@NutScrewGamer]

6:50 the T-ceries computer

[@kacywatson6314]

2002 = I recognize a laptop now

[@Plasma-vs1eq]

Wow, I can't believe someone already made a dual screen laptop, so cool

[@DeactivatedCharcoal]

I like how the brand logo of the TV the Epson commercial was on was blurred out

[@Banaenay]

Just a hunk of metal that I dedicate my life to.

[@hsn129]

2050: just a touchable hologram

[@wishgrant1188]

the music won't let me leave :D

[@H1PP1E88]

I can hear dankpods yelling *"EEE PEE CEE"*