Posts Tagged ‘windows 98’
This week we talk about:
Microsoft and Netscape
Pluto and it’s Moons
First Pendulum Clock
Phi day and Summer Solstice
Roller Coasters, Ferris wheels and Auto sliding doors
Pepsi Cola
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Posted in WITH - Week in Tech History, the Geekazine Quickcast | Tags: clie, compaq, ema, esa, hmf, hydrogen bomb, mozilla, pepsi, phonovision, pong, roller coaster, sleipneir, sony, superman, univac, windows 98, wordperfect | 
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No Comments »Ten years ago. What were we doing? Where were we going? I know I was working in a Call center on a popular accounting package that is now owned by Microsoft. I was living on the East Side of Madison, WI and I had just switched over from my 56k modem to a broadband connection (768 kbps, I believe) on my Pentium 75mHz machine. I also got my first Cell Phone. Let’s take a look back on where we were 10 years ago and see how that has changed….
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