Post by Zyobot on Oct 15, 2018 2:24:34 GMT
More than MTV, flamboyant hairstyles, and the Reagan Revolution, the 1980s was also a decade of technological advancement. Walkmans, with their music on the go and all, created a whole new distraction for cruising streetspeople. Video game consoles entered the market. VCRs allowed people to record and preserve currently-playing shows for future enjoyment. And primitive home computers like the Commodore became semi-widespread--among many other, more obscure innovations that paved way for the technologies of the New Millennium.
The next few decades have seen this Digital Revolution continue to play out and deliver even more amazing results; internet, cloud computing, and a smartphone in the common person's pocket is just a sampling of what 30-something years of progress can achieve.
One might be inclined to ask, what would 1980s people think of the various and ever-changing technologies that we now have in the 21st Century?
Thank you in advance,
Zyobot
The next few decades have seen this Digital Revolution continue to play out and deliver even more amazing results; internet, cloud computing, and a smartphone in the common person's pocket is just a sampling of what 30-something years of progress can achieve.
One might be inclined to ask, what would 1980s people think of the various and ever-changing technologies that we now have in the 21st Century?
Thank you in advance,
Zyobot
