Computers in 1988
The IT landscape in 1988. What happened, both in terms of software and hardware?
A look back at the adventures of IT pioneers.
Thanks to the websites: abandonware-magazines.org, acpc.me, archive.org, http://empichon72.free.fr, and many others who allowed me to delve into the many French- and English-language magazines of the time to make this video.
Thanks to Laurent Poulin; Author of Cowboy vs. Railroads for his wise advice (and the information in his book)
Corratum: It's the Apple IIc+ that came out in 1988, not the IIc he talks about in the 1984 video. I got confused during the editing...
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00:00 - Start
01:02 - 8-bit machines
01:39 - The Apple II
02:14 - The Macintosh
02:54 - The PC
03:43 - 386SX
04:16 - Consumer PC
05:22 - HD Screen - VGA
07:02 - Atari Announces Transputer
07:33 - Commodore Amiga
08:11 - Acorn Archimedes
08:36 - Next Announcement
08:58 - CDI
09:28 - Sponsor: coosub
10:17 - Motorola 88000
12:42 - Unix and Posix
13:59 - DRDos, PCMOS and Co
15:37 - Windows 2.1 and Presentation Manager
16:02 - Microsoft Apple HP Trial
16:45 - MS Works and Clarisworks
17:21 - Illustrator 88 and Freehand
17:31 - Graphic Design
18:55 - Music Creation
19:40 - Networks
20:35 - Programming Languages Programming
9:09 PM - The USSR
9:44 PM - Games
11:04 PM - In Schools