The Computer Chronicles - Computer Music (1983)
One of the earliest episodes of The Computer Chronicles (the third episode of the first season) takes a look at how computers can be involved in a variety of ways with the music industry.
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The Computer Chronicles - Simulator Software (1983)
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The Computer Chronicles - Mainframes to Minis to Micros (1983)
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The birth of electronic music | How the Qasar & Fairlight CMI pioneered computer music technology
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41 Years Ago: The Day the Amiga 1000 Changed Computing Forever (1985 Launch)
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The Computer Chronicles - Computer Games (1984)
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1982: The Future of COMPUTER STORAGE | The Computer Programme | Retro Tech | BBC Archive
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The Woman Who Gave the Mac Its Face | Susan Kare
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CANBUS – Networking so simple, even YOU can understand it!
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Finally, a brand new game for the Apple Lisa!
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Turing Award Winner: TPU vs GPU vs CPU, Computer Architecture, RISC vs CISC | David Patterson
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The Computer Chronicles - Printers (1983)
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Max Mathews & John Chowning - Music Meets the Computer
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Meet the "Super CGA" Cards
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Nobody Explained the Schrödinger Equation Like THIS!
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Jean-Claude Risset - Music is meant to be heard: Perception is central in (my) computer music
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Elon just crashed everything
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The Computer Chronicles - IBM Clones (1985)
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The Computer Chronicles - Laptops and Handhelds (1991)
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The Fascinating Story of Cray, the Supercomputer Company That Built the World's Fastest Machines
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