Famed calculator maker Texas Instruments’ first stab at the home computer market arrived in 1979 with the flawed TI-99/4, which included a poor keyboard, no support for lowercase characters, and the requirement that it use a custom TV monitor. Two years later, TI fixed those issues with the TI-99/4A (note the “A”)—seen here—which retailed for $525 (about $1,368 today when adjusted for inflation). That was pretty cheap at a time when the Apple II cost over twice that much.
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视窗千古
周一，2015年8月24日10:28:00 -0700
BENJ爱德华兹，布拉德Chacos
BENJ爱德华兹，布拉德Chacos
<文章类= “幻灯片”> <人物类= “滑动”> 简要视窗的历史
在1985年，微软发布图形桌面操作系统被称为的Windows 。在接下来的25年中，该行业将看到现在无处不在的操作系统超过16显著版本。在这一周年的荣誉，让我们通过年龄在Windows的重大修改，一回头。 的阅读这篇文章完全，请点击这里
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9张，从20世纪80年代学校的计算机实验室的真棒照片
2015年8月20日星期四05:55:00 -0700
BENJ爱德华兹
BENJ爱德华兹
<图class="slide"><图说明>还记得软盘吗?< / figcaption > < img data-imageid = " 100608909 " src = " http://images.techhive.com/images/article/2015/08/1980s_lab_01 - 100608909 - gallery.jpg“data-thumb-src = " http://images.techhive.com/images/article/2015/08/1980s_lab_01 - 100608909 - square.jpg“alt = " 1980年代实验室01 " / > < p class = " slideCredit " >图像类< span = " slideCreditText " >凯西Yakal /计算< / span > < / p > < div class = " slideBody " > < p >的黎明在1970年代个人电脑承诺19世纪以来最伟大的美国教学方法的改变这是学校开始使用标准教科书的世纪。虽然个人电脑的教育承诺能否实现还存在争议，但它对教育的商业影响却没有争议:在20世纪80年代，美国的公立学校系统和大学一头扎进了个人电脑革命，在计算机系统、附件和软件上投资了数亿美元。雷竞技比分渴望获得新客户的科技公司乐于接受，一个新的教育市场由此诞生。< / p > < p class = " jumpTag " > < a href = " /文章/ 2973993/9 -很棒的照片- -学校计算机实验室-从- 1980年代。HTML＃跳“>阅读这篇文章完全，请点击这里 //m.amiribrahem.com/article/2973993/9-awesome-photos-of-school-computer-labs-from-the-1980s.html
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70年代，80年代和90年代的17款最佳教育游戏
2015年8月19日星期三05:20:00 -0700
BENJ爱德华兹
BENJ爱德华兹
<文章类= “幻灯片”> <人物类= “滑动”> 适当的教育
If you grew up in America during the 1970s, 80s, or 90s, it’s likely that you played at least one educational computer game—either at school, at home, or even on your mom or dad’s computer at work. These games sought to entertain as well as educate with the clichéd goal of “making learning fun.” And, honestly, some were fun enough to play voluntarily.
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