Ten years of interactions

XI.1 January + February 2004
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Ten years of interactions


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interactions Staff

January 1994. Ten years to the month since the introduction of the Macintosh, and the first issue of interactions was released. In 1994 you would still be using Windows 3.1, and Microsoft had recently successfully defended itself in the copyright case against Apple, a case which had divided the computing world and given birth to a new set of badges: "Keep your lawyers off my computer." The Pentium was very new, and if you were lucky enough to have a new computer it would be running at 60 MHz—but you were more likely running on a 33 MHz 80486,…




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