The computer of 2004 - as seen in 1954

Reminds me of the Canyonero song from the Simpsons for some reason.

I love the steering wheel - now that would add some agility to surfing! hehe

I love the steering wheel - now that would add some agility to surfing! hehe

See, even back then they knew NASCAR simuracing would be a hit.

 

:headbang

 

LMAO, Kap!

Those kind of things just amazing me. Like right now there is more computing power in a calculator, than there was in the computer that landed the Apollo on the moon.

Those kind of things just amazing me.  Like right now there is more computing power in a calculator, than there was in the computer that landed the Apollo on the moon.

We went to the moon? I thought all that was a movie shot in the Nevada desert somewhere.

 

I love consipracies.

what the hell is that steering wheel used for? the flux capacitor?

We went to the moon?  I thought all that was a movie shot in the Nevada desert somewhere.

 

I love consipracies.

Liberal media trying to make President Kennedy look good and feel good while sitting on that island with Elvis and the aliens.

Liberal media trying to make President Kennedy look good and feel good while sitting on that island with Elvis and the aliens.

LMAO.

 

Kinda like that Seinfeld episode mocking JFK.

 

That was one magic loogie.

Looks like the main controls for the Nautilus.

 

(20,000 Leagues Under The Sea)

 

"Dive DIVE!"

 

"But.. I'm not done reading my email!"

See, even back then they knew NASCAR simuracing would be a hit.

 

Little did they know that motherboards and processors would actually reduce in size.

 

It does make sense though, you would think the bigger thing would be better.

It's a hoax, which is too bad. Still awfully funny, and one heck of a mock-up. Fortran was only a baby in 1954, the first version wasn't finished until 1957.

I wish my Mac had a big wheel like that.

 

If it did, I wouldn’t look quite so weird when I’m sitting at my desk and shout “Hard astern! Hard astern full!”

 

LMAO reading this one - glad I am one of the few left at work today.

LMAO.

 

Kinda like that Seinfeld episode mocking JFK.

 

That was one magic loogie.

"So the spit turns 90 degrees, in mid air mind you, and hits you in the face. That's one magic loogie my friend."

That kind of looks like my computer here at school, only mines a little bigger.