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AT&T 1993 "You Will" Ads

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Uploaded by on Dec 3, 2006

This montage of AT&T ads came from a 1993 Newsweek CD-ROM, when Newsweek thought that one day, magazines would be sent to you in CD-ROM form, sponsored with ads. It's an interesting view of the future.

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  • What's a phone booth?

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  • i would have been more amazed if this video was from 87 or 88. A lot of this stuff was being developed in 93.

  • @gusem Yeah pretty much all of these are real now, (except that opening a door with your voice thing, does anyone actually do that?) but back then this seemed to futuristic, today these gadgets are about as exciting as a microwave oven

  • @alreadydefective I hope you're joking. Nobody could be that inept.

  • Amazing how many of these became true, and the others still can.

  • Have you ever woke up with a hard-on, or wondered how it feels to be a black man? You will and the company that will bring it to you.. MtV

  • Netflix, wikipedia and Facetime. Nice :)

  • Holy shit we are in the future! Still no flying cars >:(

  • does anyone get creeped out in a weird way...

  • What's a fax?

  • I've done all of that. :P

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