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In 1983, Steve Jobs predicted the next In 1983, Steve Jobs predicted the next 50 years | Randy New

In 1983, Steve Jobs predicted the next In 1983, Steve Jobs predicted the next 50 years | Randy New

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It’s 1983, and personal computers are entering the mainstream. Students, business professionals, and gamers are investing in what is quickly becoming a basic tool of modern life. David Horowitz investigates on Fight Back! #80s #nostalgia #retro #computer #tech | Watch Fight Back

It’s 1983, and personal computers are entering the mainstream. Students, business professionals, and gamers are investing in what is quickly becoming a basic tool of modern life. David Horowitz investigates on Fight Back! #80s #nostalgia #retro #computer #tech | Watch Fight Back

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In the 1980s, personal computers were some of the priciest things you could bring home, often the equivalent of $4,000 - $10,000 today. Limited production, expensive parts, and early demand kept prices high, and essentials like monitors or disk drives added even more. Despite their cost and modest power, these machines kicked off the consumer tech era, when owning a computer was both a status symbol and a leap into the digital future. 📽️@foundersarchive | ScorpSec

In the 1980s, personal computers were some of the priciest things you could bring home, often the equivalent of $4,000 - $10,000 today. Limited production, expensive parts, and early demand kept prices high, and essentials like monitors or disk drives added even more. Despite their cost and modest power, these machines kicked off the consumer tech era, when owning a computer was both a status symbol and a leap into the digital future. 📽️@foundersarchive | ScorpSec

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1983 Computer Prices #retro #tech #nostalgia

1983 Computer Prices #retro #tech #nostalgia

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Follow for more cool tech videos! Watch as we hook up the cord to the IBM! The 1983 IBM PC XT, powered by an Intel 8088 CPU at 4.77 MHz and running PC DOS, displays a blinking text cursor on its screen. A simple BASIC program runs in an endless loop, rapidly printing lines of text down the screen. The mechanical keyboard clicks with each keypress, and the 5.25” floppy drive hums faintly in the background, evoking the early days of personal computing. Here’s a little #asmr video for you! This com

Follow for more cool tech videos! Watch as we hook up the cord to the IBM! The 1983 IBM PC XT, powered by an Intel 8088 CPU at 4.77 MHz and running PC DOS, displays a blinking text cursor on its screen. A simple BASIC program runs in an endless loop, rapidly printing lines of text down the screen. The mechanical keyboard clicks with each keypress, and the 5.25” floppy drive hums faintly in the background, evoking the early days of personal computing. Here’s a little #asmr video for you! This com

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The History of Microsoft - 1983

The History of Microsoft - 1983

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The Lisa was developed by Apple Computer and released in 1983, just a year before the iconic Macintosh. It was one of the first personal computers to sport a graphical user interface and was priced at a whopping $10,000 at launch. Although it only survived a couple years in market, the Lisa pioneered many design concepts we all still use to this day: the mouse, windows, icons, folders, the trash can, and more. Functioning Lisas are hard to come by today, but with the help of the Computer History

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Phase One Ventures on Instagram: "In the 1980s, personal computers were among the most expensive household items you could buy. A typical home machine often ran the equivalent of $4,000–$10,000 today, driven by costly components, limited manufacturing capacity, and the early demand for digital technology. Add-ons like monitors, floppy-disk drives, and printers pushed the price even higher. Despite their high cost and modest performance, these machines marked the beginning of the consumer tech re

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Founderlo on Instagram: "In the 1980s, personal computers were among the most expensive household items a consumer could own. A typical home computer often cost the equivalent of $4,000 to $10,000 in today’s money. These high prices were driven by expensive hardware components, limited manufacturing capabilities, and the novelty of early digital technology. Additional accessories such as monitors, floppy disk drives, and printers pushed the total cost even higher. Despite their steep price tags

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