When I was young, our family was very poor, I went to the local community center to watch every episodes of Computer Chronicles, though we could never afford a computer at home. Now I am a network security and data center infrastructure professional thanks to Computer Chronicles, Stewart Cheifet and Gary Kidall.
@@markarca6360 Definitely didn’t come out the following year though, and by the time it did hit shelves it was a vastly different product to the originally planned ‘Longhorn’
Only to be out for another 4 years (people loved XP why end that relationship so suddenly?) and be HEAVILY mocked by everyone and their dog. That ppl stayed on XP or switched to Mac
@@johnalbertson79 No one said they where special, but maybe the uploader did not know because there was a YT goof, and by seeing comments on the video if they bother to read them, they then might fix them. it's part of the what the comments are for.
My favorite thing about Limewire was downloading songs where you'd get a booming voice telling you to visit MP3BASEMENT.com* every 2 seconds... *Not a real site.
Gosh the days when MSN had chatrooms but got rid of them in fears of children safety, if only microsoft saw the dangers of these apps today... MSN Messenger should never been integrated into Skype.
this show is amazing, Ive been watching random episodes through the years, its like time travel, even just following the progress of the hosts comb over thrills me. I was all pumped about 1mb of ram a few days ago on the 1985 episodes.
@@rogehmarbi oh common that was the standard for my old Pentium 60 it came with 8mb and I was to lazy to solder out the ram as it was soldered into the motherboard so it remained at 8mb :p
changes that took place between early 90s and early 00s were mind blowing. Everything was changing so fast and equipment would go obsolete in matter of months
They started this show with 4.77Mhz 8088's and 1Mhz 6502/6510's with 64KB of RAM, and finished with multi-processor multi-Ghz 32 bit protected mode multi-tasking OS's.
They didn't need to. The OS shipped with every non-mac and even mac users were buying it to run on emulation mode. Corporate sales at this point was the bread and butter.
I love how they highlight features like the media bar, he says it's one of the biggest new features of IE6. I never knew about it, first time ive heard of it. I doubt anyone ever used it. It's really great looking back at all this history, the fact I lived through the whole home PC era really feels pretty awesome.
If any one is still debating if the Windows XP is with it. I can confirm it is. After upgrading from Windows ME, It's made my computer more stable and user friendly.
"... the best feature of WinXP is that actually works, right ??? ..." hahahahaha... this comment cracked me up.... :) ... Stewart ... you the man.... :)
@@ChatGPT1111I think that D1CE meant to imply that the stereo mixing was poorly done. Listen to this episode with stereophonic headphones and you'll hear music in one ear and speech in the other.
That's because most users were still using 128mb of ram and 600mhz or lower cpu's when xp first came out. You really needed 512mb of ram and a 1ghz cpu to really take full advantage of xp.
@@SegaSaturn94 the biggest issue with Vista was that it realised so much later after XP that people were caught off guard with the system requirements of the OS (Add to that the graphics and CPU advancement). If Vista came after like the usual 2-3 years it wouldn't have been a massive floop.
Stewart was there at every move of the industry and documented it all. Sad that Gary passed away and missed on that journey. It is wild fun to go back in time.
@@FlyboyHelosim haven't you heard I killed windows 7 10 years ago I put a knife in the liver and another in the testicles one in the across the throat two in the head through each eye socket one in each but cheek three in each bi cep muscle 1 in the heart 4 in each lung 1 in the pee hole and 11 in each leg I will let you figure out the order in which I inserted the knives in oh and it did take about 96 hours for windows 7 to die from the wounds so you can figure out the order of knife insertion and skill in taking it down bit by bit
Windows XP was great and a great time to be a teenager like myself, we had MSN Messenger and MSN Chatrooms. Sadly Microsoft decided to close the latter due to safety concerns for children. If only Microsoft understood the safety concerns more massively with apps like tiktok, snapchat today.... Microsoft really missed a great opportunity with MSN Messenger and the biggest mistake they ever made, was buying Skype out and merging it with Messenger back in 2013... thus killing off a great instant messenger. Had Microsoft played clever and kept and just updated the Messenger service without Skype, I believe it still would be popular today!
If this show was brought back today- Coming up on this week show we have the latest phone from Apple- Coming up on next week show we have the latest phone from Samsung. Rinse-Repeat..
Makes sense phones are at the same stage now as computers were back then. But I do think it's slowing down you don't really need the latest and the greatest to get the simple things done like YT and messaging.
@@johngrave5554 Yeah, although I'd love a foldable phone. I remember reading about them in a book from like 2001 that predicted future technology. Except in the book the screens were like paper and you could bend them!
@@weaponofmassconstruction1940 the screen is technically like paper and you fold them but you need stuff to drive them like controllers and batteries and a way to protect the screen.
this episode brought back the most nostalgia of all the computer chronicles episodes. There's just something about the early windows xp and xbox era I really liked
Mac OS X 10.1 “Puma” was the first real Mac OS X. It was such a glorious time for us Mac users. The iMac brought back Apple hardware, and OS X brought back Apple software and OS. And it is still the foundation for today’s Apple almost 25 years later.
Windows ME was my first OS (2006 used computer), my opinion it was the best version of windows, after 2weeks on it I was downloading my first Linux distro Ubuntu.
This particular intro was used from 1998 to the shows demise in 2002. There was an earlier version used between 1995 and 1998, and then an even earlier version which was the first to use the theme from 1990 to 1995. In the 80's it used a completely different theme.
Many, many, folks still used dialup in 2002. Wired broadband just wasn't available in a lot of markets and 3G cellular didn't become common until 2008. In fact, there are many rural areas today that still don't have wired broadband, but with 4G the need for dialup has more or less come to an end.
Xbox launching with an ethernet only port was insane as few people had ethernet access at the time. When asked, an MS rep said they were thinking of the future and ethernet adoption will soar in the coming years. This move was a contributor to why for years (and even today?) Xbox Live is considered the best online MP service.
Looking at your videos has made realise how much technology has improved from the quality of the videos it's recorded in, to software and hardware products. Amazing
@@120nss You've reminded me about that cable channel, TechTV. About two years after this aired, TechTV was bought out, and in the years afterward, its alpha personnel scattered to various parts of the Web.
I still use Windows XP Home a few times per week to play the wma copies of my CDs amd LPs with WoW and TrueBass effects. I installed and activated XP in a Virtualbox VM in March 2010 and it survived 2 VBox owners; 3 desktops and 4 CPUs.
Windows 2000 with a pretty candy shell wrapper ;) Just like Windows 7 is nothing more than a fancied up Vista (despite what people will try to convince you).
Windows 2000 was marketed towards business and data centers not consumers that mantle went to Win ME which was 9x based, while Win 2k was NT based. And win xp had many features that win 2000 would never get like 64bit version. TBH any operating system is just a "fancied up" shell for x86 instructions considering you can still natively run (albeit with a bit of work) programs and operating system made for 8086 CPU that released in 1978, on modern CPU's. Might be a bit or a lot of work but technically the instructions are still present in the architecture.
I have worked with Windows 95, 98, XP and 10 which all have their good points and their bad points. I like how my video games actually work better in both Windows 95 and 98. However both Word and Excell run better in both Windows XP and 10.
OS X.1 was really NeXT which was purchased by Apple after Jobs returned. They slapped on a Mac-looking Desktop shell and called it OS X. It really had nothing to do with the previous version of Mac OS 9 or it's predecessors.
No. There was OS X server, which featured the Platinum Interface and was the first Mac OS based on NeXt. Next came the OS X Public Beta, followed by 10.0, which was the first retail version featuring the Aqua Interface. 10.1 was an incremental upgrade to 10.0 which was free for all 10.0 users and added features and a good deal of speed compared to 10.0, but was still a work in progress.
Una computadora del 98 no podria con un windows vista de 8 años adelante, hoy tengo windows 11 en un equipo de hace 10 años sin problemas y puedo jugar a titulos nuevos solo colocando una grafica, una locura
All the wonderful audio/video work done on Macs then Apple shits I-tunes on its customers lol. I-tunes sucks, Winamp blows it away!! I-tunes can't even play .flac files roflol.
XP is still my favorite operating system. It had great stability and didn't come with a shit ton of stuff you don't want unlike 10.1. If I knew my Windows 10 computer could tolerate a downgrade to XP, I would definitely go back.
They had to keep moving around with new leases and everything became a lot more expensive. In fact, it was not long after that Stewart decided to fold the show because they would have to secure another new lease and they couldn't find anything suitable enough for what they could afford.
When I was young, our family was very poor, I went to the local community center to watch every episodes of Computer Chronicles, though we could never afford a computer at home. Now I am a network security and data center infrastructure professional thanks to Computer Chronicles, Stewart Cheifet and Gary Kidall.
Nice man! :)
Wholesome :)
Wow amazing man well done! 🤓👏🏻🔝 🎉
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cool story and all….but do you have any proof of this? 🤨
“The next version, longhorn, which is going to be out in a little over a year.”
Oh boy, that was never gunna happen.
Longhorn is the code name for Windows Vista (Windows NT 6.0).
@@markarca6360 Definitely didn’t come out the following year though, and by the time it did hit shelves it was a vastly different product to the originally planned ‘Longhorn’
And the fun fact is even the “stable” version Vista (released in 2007 only in the end) has been all but stable 😂😂😂😂😂 Windows Xp the legend!! !
Only to be out for another 4 years (people loved XP why end that relationship so suddenly?) and be HEAVILY mocked by everyone and their dog. That ppl stayed on XP or switched to Mac
@@fra93ilgrande XP one of the best and nostalgic Windows ever made
My right ear enjoyed the video.
But the Music is on the left, kind of weird. This is the first time I've heard this!
Thank you, I was worried my headset broke.
Always some moron posting a comment like this when there's something wrong with the audio. You're not special.
@@johnalbertson79 Damn you sound really mad. Had a bad day?
@@johnalbertson79 No one said they where special, but maybe the uploader did not know because there was a YT goof, and by seeing comments on the video if they bother to read them, they then might fix them. it's part of the what the comments are for.
I loved Windows XP😂 brings me back to my days of MSN messenger and limewire downloads.. destroying the pc 😂
And good ol napster
My favorite thing about Limewire was downloading songs where you'd get a booming voice telling you to visit MP3BASEMENT.com* every 2 seconds...
*Not a real site.
I also loved nudging people, quickly closing and reopening the window and nudging them again a second later. I was a great friend 👍
Gosh the days when MSN had chatrooms but got rid of them in fears of children safety, if only microsoft saw the dangers of these apps today... MSN Messenger should never been integrated into Skype.
this show is amazing, Ive been watching random episodes through the years, its like time travel, even just following the progress of the hosts comb over thrills me.
I was all pumped about 1mb of ram a few days ago on the 1985 episodes.
flux capacitor..............fluxing!
I hate to spoil the up coming shows for you but 1mb of ram is nothing wait till you see the one on 8mb of ram built in to the motherboard hehe
Raven4K 8mb?This is insane !
@@raven4k998 8mb? Why would you need that much anyway,
@@rogehmarbi oh common that was the standard for my old Pentium 60 it came with 8mb and I was to lazy to solder out the ram as it was soldered into the motherboard so it remained at 8mb :p
Looks like Stewart met his match in this episode. Denny is interupting him as much as he does! :D
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😏
It is a beast. Nasty.
changes that took place between early 90s and early 00s were mind blowing. Everything was changing so fast and equipment would go obsolete in matter of months
My dad said at the time there were two types of computers - the prototype and the obsolete. He was right
and then in 2006-2007 when dual core came on the market it was an explosion in performance
@@ChristopherGray00 And SSD in 2012-2014...
"You might want to use the pointer"
Slappin down the law
Who let her on the show. N00b
He is responsible for getting everyone in. They couldn't disagree with him, either, as they wanted their products showcased.
I’m surprised she didn’t know that
They started this show with 4.77Mhz 8088's and 1Mhz 6502/6510's with 64KB of RAM, and finished with multi-processor multi-Ghz 32 bit protected mode multi-tasking OS's.
The bezels on those 2002 laptops are better than some of the ones you see today (I'm looking at you, MacBook Air).
Compaq armada e500 900mhz ...for example
Look at the Apple PowerBook G4 Titanium. Came out in 2001 and those razer thin LCD bezels are still largely unmatched today!
Still rocking the 80s theme music in 2002.
Still rocking that comb over
in the 80's and 90's Microsoft would come to the show and show the new OS, here in 2002 with Windows XP Microsoft didn't come
The internet took over, there was no point spending time on TV appearances.
They didn't need to. The OS shipped with every non-mac and even mac users were buying it to run on emulation mode. Corporate sales at this point was the bread and butter.
That Xbox thing will never catch on.
And it never did, though. 😜
This comment is obviously from a Japanese gamer!
@@AmalekitesDid you really not notice the 360?
Microsoft in 2002: "Privacy is very important."
Microsoft in 2022: "Hey, you'll need an account and give us all your private info to access Windows."
I’m weary about upgrading to Win 11
best OS in history... still run it today. some old retro games just need it. good old times.
I miss my old windows xp😭😭😭
I love how they highlight features like the media bar, he says it's one of the biggest new features of IE6. I never knew about it, first time ive heard of it. I doubt anyone ever used it.
It's really great looking back at all this history, the fact I lived through the whole home PC era really feels pretty awesome.
Lol same here. I don't think I ever even knew it existed.
When windows xp launched winamp was very popular so this isn't surprising.
If any one is still debating if the Windows XP is with it. I can confirm it is. After upgrading from Windows ME, It's made my computer more stable and user friendly.
+Priceless Persuader you are about 13 years late
OhNoez'sLife
That might... MIGHT just be the joke
oh sorry i didnt see the the still
***** Running Great!
+Priceless Persuader Does it support Sound Blaster 16? I still think it's too early to be rushing to conclusions.
"... the best feature of WinXP is that actually works, right ??? ..."
hahahahaha... this comment cracked me up.... :) ... Stewart ... you the man.... :)
back in the day, Microsoft and Windows XP still were under the shadow of Windows 2000's 65000 errors on launch day reputation.
I was hoping for some porn wallpaper or something when she loaded up her husbands user account
Mr. Wizard Who wasn´t XDD
+Mr. Wizard or she loads up his web browser and his home page is NAMBLA
That was space porn.
I feel like this is when computer chronicles were experimenting with stereo sound..
They would be late. My dad bought our first stereo system (FM/Phono) in 1966 and I got my first stereo VCR and TV both in 1986. 😂
@@ChatGPT1111I think that D1CE meant to imply that the stereo mixing was poorly done. Listen to this episode with stereophonic headphones and you'll hear music in one ear and speech in the other.
dat XP wallpaper. nostalgic!
XP was so slow at that time. I prefered 2000 Pro every day until the dual cores came alog.
yeah i remember that i got xp later i go back to 2000 pro
That's because most users were still using 128mb of ram and 600mhz or lower cpu's when xp first came out. You really needed 512mb of ram and a 1ghz cpu to really take full advantage of xp.
Like vista after Xp.. if seven appears before vista, everybody will say 7 are slow..
@@SegaSaturn94 the biggest issue with Vista was that it realised so much later after XP that people were caught off guard with the system requirements of the OS (Add to that the graphics and CPU advancement). If Vista came after like the usual 2-3 years it wouldn't have been a massive floop.
Stewart was there at every move of the industry and documented it all. Sad that Gary passed away and missed on that journey. It is wild fun to go back in time.
@@raven4k998 Windows 7 would like a word with you.
@@FlyboyHelosim haven't you heard I killed windows 7 10 years ago I put a knife in the liver and another in the testicles one in the across the throat two in the head through each eye socket one in each but cheek three in each bi cep muscle 1 in the heart 4 in each lung 1 in the pee hole and 11 in each leg I will let you figure out the order in which I inserted the knives in oh and it did take about 96 hours for windows 7 to die from the wounds so you can figure out the order of knife insertion and skill in taking it down bit by bit
Windows XP was great and a great time to be a teenager like myself, we had MSN Messenger and MSN Chatrooms. Sadly Microsoft decided to close the latter due to safety concerns for children. If only Microsoft understood the safety concerns more massively with apps like tiktok, snapchat today....
Microsoft really missed a great opportunity with MSN Messenger and the biggest mistake they ever made, was buying Skype out and merging it with Messenger back in 2013... thus killing off a great instant messenger.
Had Microsoft played clever and kept and just updated the Messenger service without Skype, I believe it still would be popular today!
Yes
Dude... This aged very well!!! Everything is so nostalgic and Retro.
Kid! retro is nothing from 2000 to current.
Retro is the 80's and 90's but i am sure you were not alive in the 90's.
@@chickenwings6172 ok boomer.
@@chickenwings6172 Nah men. Retro is the 40´s and 50´s
@@chickenwings6172 80s and 90s 😂😂😂 Kid, if you went around in 1854 you don’t know what retro is!!🤣🤣🤣
@@jassykat 2000-2003 is retro. Elder millennials want to gatekeep.
If this show was brought back today-
Coming up on this week show we have the latest phone from Apple-
Coming up on next week show we have the latest phone from Samsung.
Rinse-Repeat..
Makes sense phones are at the same stage now as computers were back then. But I do think it's slowing down you don't really need the latest and the greatest to get the simple things done like YT and messaging.
@@johngrave5554 Yeah, although I'd love a foldable phone. I remember reading about them in a book from like 2001 that predicted future technology. Except in the book the screens were like paper and you could bend them!
@@weaponofmassconstruction1940 the screen is technically like paper and you fold them but you need stuff to drive them like controllers and batteries and a way to protect the screen.
Watching this in 2017 in Firefox on Windows XP.
I still use Xp
Stay off the internet!
And now?
My old company used it until 2012n
@@RWDtech its fine with internet just don’t download stuff
this episode brought back the most nostalgia of all the computer chronicles episodes. There's just something about the early windows xp and xbox era I really liked
Mac OS X 10.1 “Puma” was the first real Mac OS X. It was such a glorious time for us Mac users. The iMac brought back Apple hardware, and OS X brought back Apple software and OS. And it is still the foundation for today’s Apple almost 25 years later.
Yeah, still absolute terrible. 😂
What a good episode. a lot of modern things in this episode that we still use today, and a lot of old things too! :)
your naked put some clothes on for gods sakes kid
I got into Macs in 1999 and in 2003 I got into PCs. Between 1999 and 2005 computing was so exciting to me. Since 2003 I've been a pc user exclusively
Y'all, this all was considered state of the art all the way back 21 years ago. We had no idea how fast things would happen.
10:38 sweater made of 100% heat sink lint
I remember having to reinstall windows me every couple of days on my laptop because it would always get corrupted lol
The file system itself is unreliable (FAT32), unlike Windows 2000 and its successors which use NTFS.
i wish this show was still going such a great show
20 years ago, a trademark show ended.
I wish this was still going on.
Love this show, we need more
I remember oh so well waking up on Christmas morning to a crystal XBOX.
Damn those were the days. A warning for any kids watching... Don’t grow up.
Life's so short when you're an adult. On top of having to be an adult 😢
@@weaponofmassconstruction1940 don't have to tell me twice, time is fucking flying by
Rudolph Giuliani lol
Its funny how xp was supported until 2014, yet OS X 10.1 was dead in like 2003
it looked better and more stylish tho.
Windows ME was are first os at home and xp was welcome with open arms. Scary how fast time goes does not feel like 14 years ago.
18 years now..... And I know. All my family is gone since then. Lost my wife last year. Wish I could go back.
Windows ME was my first OS (2006 used computer), my opinion it was the best version of windows, after 2weeks on it I was downloading my first Linux distro Ubuntu.
Even in 2002 they were still using that intro theme tune and those titles...
They had already changed it to this in the 80s after the first few years so I guess they just couldn't be bothered after that haha
This particular intro was used from 1998 to the shows demise in 2002. There was an earlier version used between 1995 and 1998, and then an even earlier version which was the first to use the theme from 1990 to 1995. In the 80's it used a completely different theme.
They kept that dial up sound in the intro. I'm pretty sure practically nobody in 2002 still used dial up and Netscape 1.0, lol...
Many, many, folks still used dialup in 2002. Wired broadband just wasn't available in a lot of markets and 3G cellular didn't become common until 2008. In fact, there are many rural areas today that still don't have wired broadband, but with 4G the need for dialup has more or less come to an end.
I used dial-up til late 2008 :) @@wonderpierrot
Omg the stupid IE cookie crap. Hundreds of calls from granny asking "Do I want to allow cookies?"
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, and 7 were my childhood.
This episode, unlike other episodes, is not yet history. Still XP is around at 3%after so many years.
When this aired in 2002, the iPhone was not invented yet... it took to January 2007 for the first smartphone to see the light of day.
Xbox launching with an ethernet only port was insane as few people had ethernet access at the time. When asked, an MS rep said they were thinking of the future and ethernet adoption will soar in the coming years.
This move was a contributor to why for years (and even today?) Xbox Live is considered the best online MP service.
Idk about today
that's the exact same genie effect as we see in macOS today. pretty cool to see it demo'd here for the first time!
Looking at your videos has made realise how much technology has improved from the quality of the videos it's recorded in, to software and hardware products. Amazing
It's so strange to recall a time when Giuliani was not universally disgraced.
He was a really good mayor.
"longhorn that's gonna be out in little over a year" srsly
It's good to see that this show made it from clunky computers in 1983 to the first modern Microsoft OS, Windows XP and presenting the original Xbox.
Unfortunately Mayor Giuliani originally arrived for the event at Mike Rowe's Windows on 95th street and had to be sent for
That intro music was memorable. Is it available for download or purchase?
XP, best os ever.
Omg Rudy Guliani looks like a sane person here
that dude kept his comb over till the end....pst you ain't fool'n anybody there buddy...does not compute be bop be boop...access denied
Yeah, not sure who he thought he was fooling, lol. It looks far worse than just doing the Picard. Must have been paranoid about windy weather.
Remember running this on a junk 800mhz cpu with 64 mb of ram.
Win XP the greatest OS of all time
thank you
Fr 🐐🐐🐐🐐
Now, This video is real stereo sound, Music on the left and voice on the right :|
Terribly, I cant think why? A long solution in windows. www.thewindowsclub.com/mono-audio-windows-10
XP was a game changer like 95’….People forget Microsoft included a web browser in its OS when they we being sold stand alone for like $30-60.
System restore didn't really work that well.
It got me out of a few pickles back then 🤷🏾
Stewart Cheifet, a truly gaming enthusiast, even from the early 80s, and probably from the 70s too :D
Dying days of Computer Chronicles here. The show had maybe three months to live at this point.
Yep, it's like they're passing the torch to a new era of tech reporting to magazines and websites in that period.
@@120nss You've reminded me about that cable channel, TechTV. About two years after this aired, TechTV was bought out, and in the years afterward, its alpha personnel scattered to various parts of the Web.
My Right ear too did, LOL. System restore was ok when it worked
I still use Windows XP Home a few times per week to play the wma copies of my CDs amd LPs with WoW and TrueBass effects. I installed and activated XP in a Virtualbox VM in March 2010 and it survived 2 VBox owners; 3 desktops and 4 CPUs.
16:40 you just set off my alexa devices lol
Windows 2000 with a pretty candy shell wrapper ;) Just like Windows 7 is nothing more than a fancied up Vista (despite what people will try to convince you).
Windows 2000 was marketed towards business and data centers not consumers that mantle went to Win ME which was 9x based, while Win 2k was NT based. And win xp had many features that win 2000 would never get like 64bit version. TBH any operating system is just a "fancied up" shell for x86 instructions considering you can still natively run (albeit with a bit of work) programs and operating system made for 8086 CPU that released in 1978, on modern CPU's. Might be a bit or a lot of work but technically the instructions are still present in the architecture.
A far cry from the first episode
I have worked with Windows 95, 98, XP and 10 which all have their good points and their bad points. I like how my video games actually work better in both Windows 95 and 98. However both Word and Excell run better in both Windows XP and 10.
"The games probably aren't enough to justify switching platforms...at least not yet..." he says, sat behind a copy of Halo, XD. Lol.
OS X.1 was really NeXT which was purchased by Apple after Jobs returned. They slapped on a Mac-looking Desktop shell and called it OS X. It really had nothing to do with the previous version of Mac OS 9 or it's predecessors.
No.
There was OS X server, which featured the Platinum Interface and was the first Mac OS based on NeXt. Next came the OS X Public Beta, followed by 10.0, which was the first retail version featuring the Aqua Interface. 10.1 was an incremental upgrade to 10.0 which was free for all 10.0 users and added features and a good deal of speed compared to 10.0, but was still a work in progress.
Poor Longhorn, never to release. Vista was to release 4 years later.
Not sure how to tell you this, but... Longhorn was Vista. Blackcomb was Windows 7.
/Vienna
2002 is MS gold age
I like watching these videos and just pretend I'm living in simpler times again
Wouldn't this have been 2001 with the introduction of Windows XP, Mac OS 10 and Xbox?
Watching a 10 year old video uploaded 10 years after the original air date. *blownmind*
Rob Enderle was never right about anything, especially where Apple is concerned.
11:00 I like this guy's TV static sweater!
I´m watching this on XP....emulated within a Macintosh OS, hehe!!
+Doddo MultiGamer Dog please, I'm watching this on an Apple II
I’m watching on DOS 2.01 through Harvard Graphics.
Una computadora del 98 no podria con un windows vista de 8 años adelante, hoy tengo windows 11 en un equipo de hace 10 años sin problemas y puedo jugar a titulos nuevos solo colocando una grafica, una locura
I think Ill hold off for this longhorn they speak of, could be a far superior OS.
All the wonderful audio/video work done on Macs then Apple shits I-tunes on its customers lol. I-tunes sucks, Winamp blows it away!! I-tunes can't even play .flac files roflol.
iTunes
XP is still my favorite operating system. It had great stability and didn't come with a shit ton of stuff you don't want unlike 10.1. If I knew my Windows 10 computer could tolerate a downgrade to XP, I would definitely go back.
Captcha C your computer definitely could, they are completely backwards compatible, but whether your apps could is another story
As long it supports Legacy BIOS emulation, it is OK. The only downside is that Windows XP don't have native SATA AHCI support.
Dude came out with the iPod and the Xbox and windows vista!!! Oh man!
6:33 Denny checking her 6 to make sure she can duck off lol
Man I wish we had a show like this now but to be fair tech was way more exciting then than it is now.
I'm sticking with Netscape.
All that and they never said a word about xps new icons and styling lol
getting more modern here... last ep i think.. last yr anyway
I still have my original Xbox. Still works great.
What happened to the studio sets ... they gradually declined into a bargain basement meets Jerry Springer set...😂
They had to keep moving around with new leases and everything became a lot more expensive. In fact, it was not long after that Stewart decided to fold the show because they would have to secure another new lease and they couldn't find anything suitable enough for what they could afford.
best windows 98 SE. Xp was good. 7 was ok 10 is ehh ok. ,,,,,
4:43 I hope her husband didn't use the computer to date other women
Das
OS X was so much better then xp but I didn’t even know it existed at the time. A year later I experienced OS X on a school Mac and never looked back.
My right ear enjoyed that very much
12:30 Yuck.. Rudy as well.. 🤮
If you were a Windows 2000 user, XP was not worth the upgrade. Right until Microsoft begin forcing the death of 2000 a few years later.