History's Biggest Mistakes | Chapter 8: Personal Computing Nobody Would Ever Want A Computer At Home
History's Biggest Mistakes | Chapter 8: Personal Computing Nobody Would Ever Want A Computer At Home In 1977, a computer was not a personal object. What's covered: • World Before • Inventors • Critics • Why Skeptics Sounded Reasonable • Turning Point • How World Changed • Lesson Part of the series: History's Biggest Mistakes © 2026 Golden Lines. All rights reserved. PRODUCER: Golden Lines | CHANNEL: Stars Whispers For Sleep CONTACT: [email protected]
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The Tragic Story of Philips: How the Company That Invented the CD Quietly Gave Up on Sound
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Valve Accidentally Made the Best Desktop PC I’ve Ever Used
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The history of the PC: From 8bit to 64bit and everything in-between.
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