Bill Murray on Electronics in the 1980s

Bill Murray on electronics in the 1980s, from the television show "Wired In," offering a look at the technological trends and innovations of the 1980s. You can watch the full video here:

http://mediaburn.org/Video-Preview.128.0.html?&uid=53

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[SalandFindles]

You idiot, it's a laptop, not labtop, hence the word "lap" incorporated into it, because you usually sit them on your lap when using then.

[livewire242]

Most of this stuff was made in America. Today, American companies couldn't make these things if their lives depended on it, because technology is not made in America any more.

[DJMikeFury]

@livewire242 That's obviously BS - Microsoft and Apple represent 100% of the operation systems sold today to the public, which are both American companies. They also influence other areas such as leading in cell phones, video games, music players, etc. Intel and IBM are American companies which dominate in the technology field as well in the own respective ways. You're confusing who makes the parts due to cheaper labor costs AND who actually invents them.

[rammsteinfan30]

bill Murry is awesome ..

[KalebWeezy]

Bill is right. Cars built by robots are stupid. We are all going to die! . . Who you gonna call?

[Alfacooch]

meanwhile in a American Suburb in the year 2011

[spliffburton]

Pierre Cardin.......... that's a blast from the past.

[LxNStudios]

"It let's you choose what you want to eat... let's see what you should be eating"

[silverstangboy]

@shmikex silly, an ipad would still suck 30 years ago, they'd just be going on and on about how there Ti-82 has more apps.

[crusty21]

00:57 Yes folks , that contraption sitting under that old telephone was actually a dial up modem for the TI-99.

[MackTuesday]

30 short years, and already this technology looks totally stupid.