JaimeH asks
16 years ago
what did your childhood technology look like compared to technology in the hands of children today?
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JettaGLI says
16 years ago
oh, I'm embarrassed to even say (blush)
LSadler says
16 years ago
some people had an atari. LOL
cgarrety says
16 years ago
hmmm we used a cassette recorder and a slide projector to make a slide show to music!
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cgarrety says
16 years ago
We also read a popular children's story and added in musical sounds with real instruments
JaimeH
16 years ago
My family had an Atari, Sega, and Nintendo 64.....
JaimeH
16 years ago
In that order I think
vdub144
16 years ago
We used to bang rocks together...
LKar says
16 years ago
LOL ... WHAT childhood technology?! OK, my family was pretty well-off, we did have Atari video game that plugged into TV.
LKar says
16 years ago
by the time I was leaving for college, my parents bought a computer, an Apple 2C I believe. Before that (and still) they have a man. typwrt
Lundy says
16 years ago
VIC 20 and Commodore 64's AWESOME
TechRex says
16 years ago
I'm old - didn't even get Atari until I was adult!!! We barely had black & white TV with antenna you had to adjust daily!
KimberlyW says
16 years ago
(doh) we *didn't* have technology in the schools!
JerryB says
16 years ago
I remember in HS when the first HP sci. calc. showed up.. it was magical!
JaimeH
16 years ago
Do you think technology has the "awe" factor we felt when new things came out?
DSN☞
16 years ago
we had sticks: tinker toys & legos, B&W TB
DSN☞
16 years ago
my mother got her first calculator in 1973 ish. it was so expensive because it did scientific notation. she needed it for sadistics class
vdub144
16 years ago
Heh, we had Pong. Was a white board with several knobs on it. Plugged into TV. Looked like this one: www.jakeworld.org/JakeWo...
JaimeH
16 years ago
I had two friends that had apple computers. At the time that was a BIG deal.
JaimeH
16 years ago
That was back in 5th grade and I am thirty now if you want to do that math.
JettaGLI says
16 years ago
I had a TANDY with a green screen :-P Anyone have one of those?
DSN☞
16 years ago
got a used TRS-80 model I in 1982 with a gray screen
vdub144
16 years ago
Do ya one better - not only had a Heathkit TV & pong, but also first Commodore 64 & TI-994a units...
Jaci Queen says
16 years ago
hmm a monochrome monitor and 5 1/2 floppy for computer math..that was the extent of our technology :-o We've have come a long way since then
JaimeH
16 years ago
Our first computer was also a Tandy.
JettaGLI says
16 years ago
queenjaci: Indeed!
DSN☞
16 years ago
in good & bad ways: todays computer gigabites of ram. 80s computer 32K of ram. documents edited & printed just fine in 32K of ram...
✿honeymic shares
16 years ago
https://images.plurk.com/214245_e31cf6081290087abf597f249d65d614.jpg
DSN☞
16 years ago
omg: remembers that
DSN☞
16 years ago
has another odd one: **glass** 2 liter soda bottles
riggsy says
16 years ago
Our first computer lab consisted of the Apple 2E with the green colored screens. Computer class was making pics with letters.
riggsy says
16 years ago
Anyone remember doing research and having to use the micro film...searching all the little squares for the article you needed?
DSN☞
16 years ago
yes, hated it
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