In the 1970s computers went from huge, expensive and difficult to cute, affordable and fun. Our world emerges from that transformation.
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In the 1970s computers went from huge, expensive and difficult to cute, affordable and fun. Our world emerges from that transformation. Learn more about this episode at nextbillionseconds.com Find Mark Pesce on Twitter Follow...

In the 1970s computers went from huge, expensive and difficult to cute, affordable and fun. Our world emerges from that transformation.
Learn more about this episode at nextbillionseconds.com &nbsp;
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How the computer became personal - with Laine Nooney

The future of tech:  the next billion seconds are the most important in human history as technology transforms the way we live and work.  The rate of change we will experience will be the fastest humanity has ever seen.  Award winning podcast creator and journalist, Mark Pesce is an inventor, writer, entrepreneur, educator and broadcaster whose work and global connections in all things internet and tech extend back to the early days of the web.  He speaks to the brightest minds shaping this new world and creating the future via smartphones, connected devices, artificial intelligence and beyond.

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The future of tech: the next billion seconds are the most important in human history as technology transforms the way we live and work. The rate of change we will experience will be the fastest humanity has ever seen. Award winning podcast creator and journalist, Mark Pesce is an inventor, writer, entrepreneur, educator and broadcaster whose work and global connections in all things internet and tech extend back to the early days of the web. He speaks to the brightest minds shaping this new world and creating the future via smartphones, connected devices, artificial intelligence and beyond.

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How the computer became personal - with Laine Nooney

How the computer became personal - with Laine Nooney