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Uploaded on Jul 10, 2007

Alan Kay presenting Ivan Sutherland's Sketchpad, one of most influencial programs in the history of graphical user interfaces. Sutherland developed Sketchpad in 1963. This video was extracted taken from a longer one in http://www.archive.org/details/AlanKe....
You can learn more about the Sketchpad project here: http://blogs.ua.es/domingo/2007/07/09... (in Spanish).

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  • carlitoxxe

    carlitoxxe 2 years ago

    Tell me this is a fake because my head its about to explode.

    What a genius!

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  • sliverboy

    sliverboy 4 years ago

    I can't believe something like this already existed in the 60's

    Awesome

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  • Abhinav Kaushal

    Abhinav Kaushal 2 months ago

    Genius..makes me believe that....'you give an idea and it turns to be way for generations to come'...

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  • Andrea Passaglia

    Andrea Passaglia 3 months ago

    This is better than autocad!

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  • Truthiness231

    Truthiness231 3 months ago

    This was done in a year? Before OOP was fully realized (hell, this was one of the earliest examples of it)? On a beast of a machine? Sweet jebus...

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  • MrJuicyparrot

    MrJuicyparrot 4 months ago

    I want the same programm on my iPad

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  • Sergio Andrés Basurco Mancisidor

    Sergio Andrés Basurco Mancisidor 6 months ago

    It's even badass to use... "be parallel" f**k yeah...

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  • Faisal Zulkarnaen

    Faisal Zulkarnaen 7 months ago

    seriously it same like sketch in 2D Inventor

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  • kargaroc386

    kargaroc386 8 months ago

    The closest you're gonna get to this thing, in terms of existing computers is the PDP-1, which actually does still exist

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  • Matt Falcon

    Matt Falcon 10 months ago

    I meant in photos... of course I wouldn't be able to see it in person, but I just wanted to see more of the actual machine. Freakin' love seeing old tech and all the wild engineering that went into building such powerful things back then...

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  • Tore Sinding Bekkedal

    Tore Sinding Bekkedal 10 months ago

    I'm afraid you will have no such luck. That is the MIT TX-2, and I do believe it was picked apart and sold/used for parts.

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