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Automated Homes in 1967

Aaaaages ago, when the ‘pc on every desktop’ meme still had to be dreamed of and DOS wasn’t coded yet, a company named the Philco-Ford Corporation launched a pretty foreseeing prototype video of the technology they would see arrive in the homes of people. Philco-Ford was funny enough an aeronautical company, but the devices they’ve placed in the living room or in dad’s home office look a lot like the ones you’d see in the early Bond movies. Despite the age of the movie, things like online shopping, home surveillance, automated backups and online payments were already being discussed. The movie is estimated to be of 1967. Enjoy the flashback.

Video: Digital Life in 1967

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YvesHanoulle said,

February 5, 2008 @ 1:54 pm

The oposite is also possible: in 2000 a Belgium company wanted to install multiple programs in their +1000 offices.
We actaully had to prove they could do this with only one computer. They wanted to install one computer for each program. Just like in the video above.

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