‘In The Air Tonight’
I can feel it coming in the air tonight, oh lord I’ve been waiting for this moment, all my life, oh lord Can you feel it coming in the air tonight, oh lord, oh lord...
Oh lord, indeed! As eagerly as Phil Collins in the 1980s hit ‘In The Air Tonight’ waited for the coming time, it perfectly described the excitement & animated revolution unleashed – the birth of the personal computer industry. “This is the computer for just about everyone who has ever wanted a personal system,” exclaimed C. B. Rogers, IBM VP, on August 12, 1981, unveiling the IBM Personal Computer (IBM 5150);“we believe its performance, reliability and ease of use makes it the most advanced, affordable personal computer in the marketplace.” At that time, though the fi rst PC in history – MITS Altair 8800 – had been released, and Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were pushing their invention – Apple II, neither could make quite the impact.
Oh lord, indeed! As eagerly as Phil Collins in the 1980s hit ‘In The Air Tonight’ waited for the coming time, it perfectly described the excitement & animated revolution unleashed – the birth of the personal computer industry. “This is the computer for just about everyone who has ever wanted a personal system,” exclaimed C. B. Rogers, IBM VP, on August 12, 1981, unveiling the IBM Personal Computer (IBM 5150);“we believe its performance, reliability and ease of use makes it the most advanced, affordable personal computer in the marketplace.” At that time, though the fi rst PC in history – MITS Altair 8800 – had been released, and Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak were pushing their invention – Apple II, neither could make quite the impact.
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