Still remember the good old days with joysticks and bulky monitors? 1TB hard disks may now be a common sight, but did you know that people used to be excited over ads promoting 10MB hard disks? Modems were the size of radios, the Macintosh computer looked like a typewriter, and laptops reminded us of toolboxes. Here's a collection of 40 retro computer advertisments from the past...
(via Hongkiat)
$3,459 For 10 Megabytes Hard Disk. |
10 Megabyte Hard Disk System: $3,695. |
80 Mbytes For Under $12K / 300 Mbytes For Under $20K. |
The Hard Disk You’ve Been Waiting For. |
Low-cost Hard Disk Computers Are Here. |
Seagate ST4096. |
1-2-3 Advertisement from Byte. |
Two Bytes Are Better Than One. |
2 Cents A Byte! |
The New 16K RAM Card That Turns Your Computer into A Working Giant. |
1976 Apple 1 Ad. |
Apple Makes Great Carrots. |
Borge Specifies Verbatim. |
ExtenSys 64K for $1495. |
Logitech HiREZ Mouse. |
Lotus Magellan 2.0. |
Can Your Processor Pass This Screen Test? |
Computer Operation in Real-Time. |
Sexy Penril Modem. |
Sony 3.5" Floppy Disk. |
Shugart Disk Drive. |
1979 Apple II “Adam”. |
Apple IIc. |
Apple II and III. |
Commodore VIC-20. |
IBM 5510 Computing System. |
What Kind of Man Owns His Own Computer? |
First Microsoft Mouse. |
Osborne Computer. |
Putting Color to Work in Computers. |
The Small Computer That Won’t Fence You In. |
The Imagination Machine. |
TRS-80 Model 100 Video. |
Computers: ZX80. |
How to Turn A Sea of Data into Data You Can See. |
How to Send Mail At 670 Million mph. |
Commodore 64. |
1984 Newsweek Macintosh Introduction. |
What The Heck is Electronic Mail? |
Keystick: Keyboard Joystick. |
(via Hongkiat)
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