How far we have come in just a few years..

[bidawinner]

The guy is amazed with this new invention ...the CD-ROM !

1995 article..

http://nativenet.uthscsa.edu/archive/nl/9504/0093.html

JUst think in another 10 years and another.. and 100 years down the road and another 100 after that..

amazing to wonder at what our tommorrows will bring ..

[Nexus]

I worked with a couple of guys that released one of the first multimedia titles for Windows called "Composer Quest", back when "multimedia" were a series of extensions you needed to add to the Windows operating system. I was doing graphics and animation for their next product "Sing-A-Long", a kids kareoke product, in September of 1992. I think this guy in 1995 was basking in the after glow of the release of squandrons of awesome products for CD-ROM, just before they start angling toward the web in ernest.

I'm still waiting for the voice-activated Internet browser with GPS, speech synthesis, flat screen, WiFi, cell phone, DVD/CD, mp3 player, and artificial intelligence to replace the CD unit in my car. --Of course, I'm sure someone already has it. I'm waiting for the consumer version I guess...

~ Nexus

[.com.net.org]

Development speed maybe increased exponentially every year.

[Anthony Ng]

You remind me of an article I read in the late 1970s which "predicted" that personal computers would rule in the decade to come. It DID!

[adoptabledomains]

It really wasn't that long ago that domains cost $100 for 2 years and couldn't be registered online. Of course there were only a few thousand of them.

...To know then what we know now and have the cash to do something with that knowledge.