Vintage Computers - Database - 1985 - Thames TV
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- Опубликовано: 27 фев 2017
- Thames TV's Tony Bastable and Jane Ashton explaining all you need to know about the world of computers in 1985 on ''Database' and Dr Mike demonstrates early digital photography.
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Love Tony’s standard sympathetic style “He was blown up, he can now see nothing”. “Now to something that Ray will never see”. Say what you see Tony.
I really wish all of the episodes of Database are one day uploaded in their original half hour episode format one day. It is great to see this again for the memories, thank you :)
despite living in 2020 i'm weirdly impressed by all this
What an excellent Tv program. I'm so happy to be able to watch it here on youtube.
Wish there were more of these uploaded, wasn't even born when these were on but I find them fascinating.
You don't hear kids say "The graphics are ammmmazing!!!" anymore. It used to be a constant mantra in the '80s and 90s in regard to videogames.
Computers were so cool and experimental back then. They really were just exploring the potential.
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Tony Bastable the real life Alan Partridge
Mind blowing how far we've come in around 30 years! Humanity is going to be unrecognisable from what it is now in another 30.
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loved it!
It all seem so quaint now, but you have to give alot of credit to anyone interested enough in computers to watch a show like that in 1985, because they were way ahead of their peers
The legendary Geof Crammond. I spent 1000s of hours playing Revs and all of his Grand Prix games. Truly the father of sim racing
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I didn't quite catch what the little black box was in the bottom left of the screen. Does anyone know what that was for please?
yeah, Ray, you will never see computer graphics. Just wanted to rub that in. lmao
It picks up the electricity in the eyes!
"How does this compare to the real thing?" "Well it's fairly accurate actually" :) LMAO