Comment by chickensong 5 months ago If you change "literally everyone" to "a minority" we can agree. 7 comments chickensong Reply ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Well, no, because it wasn't a minority.They were cheap and ubiquitous, unless I suppose you were in one of "Iron Curtain" countries. chabska 5 months ago A quick google query says 15% of US households own a personal computer in 1989. ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Okay, well, it was far more than that in the UK and Europe.I suppose it's a bit like television, it would have been more popular where it was invented. 4 replies →
ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Well, no, because it wasn't a minority.They were cheap and ubiquitous, unless I suppose you were in one of "Iron Curtain" countries. chabska 5 months ago A quick google query says 15% of US households own a personal computer in 1989. ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Okay, well, it was far more than that in the UK and Europe.I suppose it's a bit like television, it would have been more popular where it was invented. 4 replies →
chabska 5 months ago A quick google query says 15% of US households own a personal computer in 1989. ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Okay, well, it was far more than that in the UK and Europe.I suppose it's a bit like television, it would have been more popular where it was invented. 4 replies →
ErroneousBosh 5 months ago Okay, well, it was far more than that in the UK and Europe.I suppose it's a bit like television, it would have been more popular where it was invented. 4 replies →
Well, no, because it wasn't a minority.
They were cheap and ubiquitous, unless I suppose you were in one of "Iron Curtain" countries.
A quick google query says 15% of US households own a personal computer in 1989.
Okay, well, it was far more than that in the UK and Europe.
I suppose it's a bit like television, it would have been more popular where it was invented.
4 replies →