AT&T Archives: Microworld

[paprika82]

SHAAAATNEEEEEEEERRRRR!!

[davidsdiego]

Absolutely great!

[commoname9]

Did you check out that awesome stash that guy had. Just awesome!

[kingofallthieves]

wow could you imagine a world with this kind of technology? like phones that fit in your pocket & take photos that do not need to be printed

[gloriouspeanut]

Somebody needs to show this to Shatner, I bet he would be amazed.

[ch604]

ITS PRECISELY NINE THOUSAND

[foxfoobar]

Wow, the time my Polysix was born...

[TZMReadingJay]

Wow, these newfangled silicon microchips could help us to calculate human needs very quickly so we can control production and distribution with far less waste and maybe even end world hunger! Unless the Banks use them to find faster ways to increase their money and reduce ours, but humanity could never be stupid enough to let that happen, we're smarter than ever now. I bet in 30 years by 2010 we will have ended all hunger, poverty, and war. Think about it!

[jacgoudsmit]

This "1976 film" is so trippy that it was made with 1977 hardware (Apple ][ ) and has a 1980 copyright on it...

Cool to watch though!

[MrBjoey2010]

they should make a 2011 version.

[0AmyK0]

My mother worked for Bell Labs and met Mr. Shatner while he was filming this :) I am so happy to have found it! She, um, kind of ambushed him at one point and got a handshake and an autograph. She gave it to me when I got older. Awesome!

[dgolden99]

"These two buttons [star and pound] in fact are reserved for computer communications and other far-out uses...."

[ewerybody]

All you need: A Mustache :{

[xex2kok]

My god, wood grain phones... I thought I had seen everything that could be wood grained, then came that phone.

[moralreef]

thats shatner for you, 100% correct! :)

[zekeland]

I love this so much!!!! The music is wonderful!!! Thank you for sharing.

[simonsound1]

Excellent film! Is it available on DVD or higher quality anywhere?

[MrWhipple42]

He's a ROCK. IT. MAN.

[nbihko]

is this from the Dharma initiative?

[tomicdesu]

what's an encyclopedia?

[tomicdesu]

and do I want one?

[kennytheamazing]

7000? Oh wow, the technology! XD

[SamECircle]

@kennytheamazing IT'S OVER NINE THOU- Wait, no it's not...

[bgoo]

Is that Christopher Reeve at 7:44 ??? This whole video is freaking me out. But not as much as Super Mario in the yellow tie plastered all over the "suggested videos" on the right hand column.

[bgoo]

.... and that my friends, was the newly released re-edit of ST:TMP.

[moeba777]

Was I the only one expecting Bill ravage that girl at 06:42

[Joneszy78]

awesome :-)

[collingame]

It feels like I just watched an episode of the twilight zone.

[maniacalmike]

© 1980 The American Telephone and Telegraph Company

[kingjamez80]

Wow, it's quite interesting watching this from my iPad 2. That

[powerarmour]

KHAAAAAAAAN!!!

[teletran8]

Historic video here

[mrb1untman]

What's funny is that today in that same space they crammed in 7,000 transistors we could probably cram in half a billion with today's lithography within the same space.

[ghostman982]

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