| ▲ | msabalau 5 hours ago | |
It wasn't, generally, a question. People kept buying computers, on faith. It's just that in 1987. the computers were generally and for the most part, irrelevant to productivity, just like steam and electricity were a promising gimmick for a long time before.. they weren't. Looking backwards, it is easy to miss this. | ||
| ▲ | agumonkey 4 hours ago | parent [-] | |
at the level of personal employee maybe, even though 87 had lotus 123 version 2. I was barely born but I'd think people would be able to think faster through electronic spreadsheet. | ||