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Computer History Museum to highlight storage, from RAMAC to microdrives - 0 views

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    A 1TB hard drive that sells for as little as $60 today would have been worth $1 trillion in the 1950s, when computer storage cost $1 per byte, according to Dag Spicer, senior curator of the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, Calif. And a modern-day 4GB stick of RAM would have cost $32 billion
Peter Ruwoldt

Cool Waste of Time - A History of the Internet - The Mac Observer - 0 views

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    A History of the Internet, 8min and 10 sec video
Peter Ruwoldt

Australian-Records - Background Check, People Search, Court Records, Mugshots,Public Re... - 0 views

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    This information includes address history, phone numbers, possible aliases, neighbors, a criminal and civil records check, marriage records and much more! You can start your background checks with a name, maiden name, address or Social Security number. We search billions of current utility company records, court records, county records, change of address records, property records, business records and a variety of other public records and publicly-available records to find information for each background check.
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New: The Internet - Snotr - 0 views

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    A revolution in which 15 million people take part!
Peter Ruwoldt

peterme.com :: Thoughts on (and pics of) the original Macintosh User Manual - 0 views

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    Original Mac Manual
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Urban Legends Reference Pages: Year 1999 A.D. - 0 views

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    Video clip from the 1960's projecting what computer in 1999 would be like
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Urban Legends Reference Pages: Computer Storage (1956) - 0 views

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    What 5MB storage looked like in 1956
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Evolution of the PC - PC World - 0 views

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    Evolution of the PC Since the personal computer debuted in 1971, a Darwin-esque evolution process has lifted the PC from modest beginnings to its current role as an indispensable part of life in the 21st century. Jon Brodkin, Network World
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