Steve Wozniak and the Birth of the Personal Computer

[antigen4]

have a look at the video "DEC VT05 video terminal from 1973 in action" for example...

[antigen4]

I don't think that's quite true about the date and the 'first time anyone had seen their own typing on a screen in front of them" - i seem to recall doing that on a VAX terminal prior to 75... unless the key words are "OWN computer screen" meaning one needs to be the owner of that computer (?) technicality??

[caseyjooherown]

thanks for the info my friend ;)

very good vlog

sunday is supp. to be my lucky day ;)

[NorCalCorsello]

Thanks. How would one go about determining what is supposed to be their lucky day? Tuesday or Thursday might be my guess. Hard to say.

[Az777]

I have another reason for lovin' Woz..

THE US FESTIVAL(S)!!

[NorCalCorsello]

There was a chapter or two on the US festival in his book as well. It was pretty interesting, but noteworthy to state it was somewhat poorly written. He told the story, Gina Smith wrote it, I don't think she was a great choice. I was interested enough in the life of the business to read it all anyway, and enjoy it!

[OhCurt]

Oh wow! I remember hearing about this in a computer class way back when. It was even a quiz question at one point (and I got it right at the time).

[sabot96]

It is hard to believe that personal computers are that young of an invention. I have been alive for the entire personal computer revolution. They are such a part of my life, and I can't imagine a world without them.

[paisleyduck]

Cool, learn somethin' new every day!

[NorCalCorsello]

I was startled when I read that. I thought surely this event would have happened earlier. At least the late 60's or early 70's...

[CoffeeShopPunk]

Your such a geek.

But its cool, I am too.

[kenrg]

Woz rocks.