The Computer Chronicles - CD ROMs (1988)

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Title	:	The Computer Chronicles - CD ROMs (1988)
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poison dicks?
Comment from : @labtob

This show makes me appreciate using the [desktop] microcomputer, but I discovered that the CD technology was bad for me Lots of improvements will be needed for that digital disc and the drives to work perfectly without failures I wish that The Computer Chronicles did not come to an end
Comment from : @captainkeyboard1007

Oh yeah, test drive We had this on our family pc in glorious 4 color cgi!
Comment from : @Thaleios

I like watching these shows!
Comment from : @Vaso-p1f

I remember having a 2x cd rom drive in my gateway 2000 486 dx2 66v computer in 1994 and thinking how revolutionary and transformative the tech was! Loved my Microsoft Encarta!
Comment from : @davebrogan7941

My current phone has 256GB of storage!
Comment from : @marcom1898

crazy this is 1988im pretty sure my first experience was 19927th guest and Rebel Assault
Comment from : @elektronzer3809

My first Windows PC was a CD ROM computer system that had a built-in CD ROM disc drive I had bought it in 1997 so the OS was actually Windows 95 on my system and its back up CD ROMs
Comment from : @wallacelang1374

We need to go back in time and warn these geeks that Steve Jobs is going to release the iPhone in 20 years and ruin humanity
Comment from : @CharlesSneed-c3l

I seem to recall early CD-ROMs had caddies? I guess that came later?
Comment from : @Blatstein

The mention of 100 gigs in 1988 is insane!
Comment from : @NineteenEightyFive

Im saving up for a CD-Rom player as we speak!
Comment from : @wildone106

Poison Dicks @5:53
Comment from : @djquick

Poisondixs? Do they not think about the names
Comment from : @jdkingsley6543

I just paid $35 for a usb DVD drive to install legacy software on a new pc - times have surely changed
Comment from : @larryk731

سبحان الله كيف تطور العلم
Comment from : @anwerabdallah569

The biggest product Microsoft sells in terms of data, 200MB of data, simpler times
Comment from : @RobCoops

Wow what crap microsoft had compared to Gary Kildall's software brNO mystery microsoft only exists because of pirating Gary's OS
Comment from : @deckard5pegasus673

I have an Amiga CD32 with the Full Motion Video module very cool!!
Comment from : @TopSecretVid

5:53 Poisondicks?!
Comment from : @cristiandobrescu3445

Have some cdrw for sale if interested Don't forget the audio cable from the back of the CDROM to to sound card
Comment from : @vicp8772

Microsoft Bookshelf was one of those niche products that was such a cool idea
Comment from : @timothystevenhoward

here's an analogy Imagine having new Xbox Series X launch with a 500TB hard drive it was that same feeling of "how am I ever going to fill this up?"
Comment from : @timothystevenhoward

All this for under $600!
Comment from : @jags861

CDi selling tens of millions of units? lol
Comment from : @powerfulaura5166

4:11 Modern Day RockAuto
Comment from : @ADDMEONPSN

This is the first im hearing of this No way its real too crazy to be true Also Does that monitor have a graphic interface or something? This is just an optical illusion
Comment from : @idlehour

19:39 1GB was available in 1988?
Comment from : @bcgibson22

You couldn't copy the full content of a CD into your computers HD Too big A few of My first computer CDs was a Compton's Interactive Encyclopaedia, Forever Growing Garden and The Journeyman Project Turbo, circa 1993
Comment from : @tomasnokechtesledger1786

Computers weren't too cool when this show aired! Holy comb overs!!
Comment from : @sheriffofhuddersfield

23:10 - "A stackable mechanism, store more than 100 gigabytes of information"brI want to step into a time machine and show them my DSLR that holds two 256 GB SD-cards I think they'll have a heart attack when I tell them each image I take is more than 36 MB
Comment from : @ewouthonig371

So funny that the nerds from Microsoft suddenly seemed so dumb with their character based bullshit-application "bookshelf" when the lady with the Macintosh showed how it should be done
Comment from : @ewouthonig371

8:09 They really tried hard to look as nerdy as possible, didn't they?
Comment from : @ewouthonig371

In 30 years they might laugh at us buying graphics cards or hard drives or whatever for 600$ in 2020
Comment from : @LumocolorARTnr1319

Stuart gets irritating after a while
Comment from : @SteveMacSticky

"poison dicks"br🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : @bigtank2185

11:35 Biggest Microsoft product 200mb In 10 years this will be the size of Windows 98
Comment from : @jmtrad1906

Is that durable?brbBANGS THE THING INTO THE DESK/b absolutely
Comment from : @unclerubo

8:57 I didn't know Jonah Hill worked for Microsoft
Comment from : @crayon-u3q

Boy, if there was some form of global system with a dictionary, list of poisons, audio, etc CDs would be completely unneccessary
Comment from : @jeremywj

During the height of the CD ROM era, I didn’t think they would almost go extinct in just about 20 years! Same with DVD’s! No sooner did DVD tech become accessible to everyone, than they were clobbered within 15 years by internet streaming
Comment from : @algomaone121

Holy cow! I didn’t know the term “Hypertext” existed in the late eighties! I only leaned the term in about 1994
Comment from : @algomaone121

Who had fun with MYST in the 90’s ?
Comment from : @algomaone121

Th GUI on IBM PC’s was still years behind Apple, Xerox Star It’s amazing how much of a lead some companies
Comment from : @UnicyclDev

7:05 - someone get that cat off that poor woman's head!
Comment from : @GP1138

multimedia kits sound board interface card cd drive and bunch of cds were expensive those days
Comment from : @anwerabdallah569

Gary Kildall, isn't that the guy Bill Gates screwed over?
Comment from : @neilcronje1458

all this for 600 dollars looool, if some1 said something like that today, people would loose their shit
Comment from : @xFlow777

5:46 midget sighting !
Comment from : @BigEightiesNewWave

18:41 NICE SPACESHIP BUILDING
Comment from : @BigEightiesNewWave

used to dress up to use a PC
Comment from : @BigEightiesNewWave

Kind of amazing that they had 700MB CDs when the average HDD size was like 40MB That's like having 50TB discs now
Comment from : @QuantumBraced

Sadly, Star Trek lady didn't have time to demonstrate transparent aluminium on her Mac
Comment from : @ian_b

CD-ROM will take over our world and become our dictator
Comment from : @777jones

I feel like I missed out never having a subscription to CD Rom review! Did it last longer than 12 months?
Comment from : @BPDBRETT

I remember how exciting it was to be able to write to CD’s right from your desktop
Comment from : @BPDBRETT

18:33 Sales figures just in Total 400000 units sold
Comment from : @Jurgh909

I called 1-800-543-8000 to get the most from my computer, but just got a busy tone :(
Comment from : @jeremywj

When did recordable CDROM's become available for private users?
Comment from : @miles2378

I just came for the music
Comment from : @TheGreatSatan_

The leap from floppy discs to CD ROMS was huge for consumer PCs
Comment from : @michaelpain

20:38 bruh, yes, that's how storage works captain obvious
Comment from : @cardbored_

At first I thought the pin on her blue shirt was just a representation of her hair style 15:47
Comment from : @cardbored_

Host: "1 GB!" bsmirks that no one would ever need that/bbrMe: Just downloaded 4 GB in 2 minutes just for a graphics demo!
Comment from : @SmartK8

I remember being amazed that you could search a whole encyclopedia for a single word in less than a second!
Comment from : @truthteller4689

so basicly digilat research had invented the web browser in 1988!!
Comment from : @ssupertutorial

LGR just covered worm drives
Comment from : @LavianoTS386

I remember the multimedia age of CDs in the 90's Encarta was included with every computer it seemed
Comment from : @SadieTheMooingKitty

Wendy Woods <3
Comment from : @sxpv

12:05 Caroline is from StarFleet
Comment from : @TangFiend1

I think I could mod a rpi3 in that mouse lol
Comment from : @ask4kobebeef

10:08bookself yourshelf hahahaha
Comment from : @kaitoushuntaka

Wow that lady in blue has an amazing voice, i couldn't listen to her for more than 60 seconds without needing a coffee to stay awake If you asked me about the sound of boredom, that's it
Comment from : @johannesdolch

And now pcs are starting to not even include them because flash drives are significantly better
Comment from : @IdealIdeas100

best comb over ever
Comment from : @reeffeeder

Ilike watching these shows and feel like i'm living in the future
Comment from : @jorgealves8319

Apple and Microsoft were playing catch up with cd'sGary's os CP/M was using optical media long before the rest
Comment from : @fulkthered

DOS based applications are ugly @13:30, the Mac had the right idea Too bad their menu is at the top and still is
Comment from : @louistournas120

120k you going to quickly use up a lot of capacitythese guys with the optical drives are hilariousthe coke bottle glasses and the quiff on the other guy
Comment from : @StephenKramerstevefunk

$1599 for a CD-ROM drive did I hear that correct lol
Comment from : @timking3587

soo cool new cdrom :) so many interactiv
Comment from : @Chukyka

19:00 one GIGABYTE! Wow My fucking car can store more data than that
Comment from : @ricarleite

13:49 that was a CD-ROM drive back in 1988? That thing is big enough to be the computer
Comment from : @therealhardrock

Wow, first disc drives were huge
Comment from : @ilcool90

Did she say poison di*ks ? (5:53)
Comment from : @AuroraCityProject

They nailed the EA prediction
Comment from : @O100111001010101

Wouldn't you love to go back in time and take a PS3/Xbox360 with you? They'd probably have heart attacks "The CD-I is expected to sell tens of millions!" Yeah, try about 1 million! What version of Test Drive is that? None of the screenshots of the various versions look that green Even the CGA version is purple and light blue, not green
Comment from : @lurkerrekrul