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The home computer of 2004

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Network World Fusion 09/20/04

As envisioned in 1954 by the chrome-domes at the Rand Corp.:

... With teletype interface and the Fortran language, the computer will be easy to use ...

Plus, it has a submarine-style steering wheel, wall-mounted monitor and about 30 Vernier dials and gauges. Oh, and the keyboard is as large as a desk. You gotta see it.

Via Robert Scoble - who wonders if in 50 years, people will be making fun of our predictions.

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