Retro Computer Commercials (1977-1989) - Kevin Costner, Leonard Nimoy, William Shatner, Alan Alda
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- Step back in time and immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the technological revolution that shaped a generation. Join us on a journey through the golden age of computing, from 1977 to 1989, as we revisit the iconic commercials that defined an era.
In this captivating compilation, witness the evolution of personal computing through a collection of vintage advertisements showcasing the most iconic brands and their groundbreaking products. From the birth of the personal computer with the Apple II to the rise of IBM's PC, and the battle for the home market with Commodore and Atari, each commercial tells a story of innovation, aspiration, and the promise of a digital future.
But what sets this compilation apart is the star-studded lineup of Hollywood celebrities who lent their charm and charisma to these memorable adverts. Watch as household names like Kevin Costner, William Shatner, Lori Loughlin and Bill Cosby take center stage, endorsing the latest technological marvels with their trademark wit and charm.
Whether you're a seasoned tech enthusiast or simply curious about the origins of modern computing, this trip down memory lane promises to delight and inspire. So sit back, relax, and prepare to be transported to a time when floppy disks were king and dial-up internet was the height of innovation.
Join us as we celebrate the enduring legacy of these retro computer commercials and rediscover the magic of a bygone era. Don't miss out on this nostalgic trip through the annals of computing history, featuring the brightest Hollywood stars of the Era and the most iconic brands of yesteryear.
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00:00 Intro
00:05 1977
01:35 1979
03:07 1980
05:06 1981
06:36 1982
07:34 1983
11:04 1984
14:04 1985
16:31 1986
18:02 1987
20:01 1989
20:32 Outro
🎶🎶🎶 Music Credits 🎶🎶🎶
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Man, there were so many good ones but I loved Steve Balmer. That guy just goes, pun intended, balls to the walls. Saw one of his rants where he was so sweaty the comment section wondered why he didn't die of desiccation. But he does leave it all out there.
Yeah he does go a little crazy. I remember seeing that commercial in the 80's and thinking he must have worked at a used car dealership. 🤣🤣
Omg this was amazing. These commercials were crazy. I didn't see a computer till my stepdad bought one in like 2000 or 2001, I was still using a typewriter for my papers for school. I also wasn't allowed to use the computer because it wasn't mine. Lol.
Glad you enjoyed it. 👍I remember using a typewriter in elementary school before we got the C64. Too bad you couldn't use your stepdads. My parents were all about me learning how to use a computer, because "computers were the future". Boy they hit the nail on the head with that one, everything is computerized now.
8:25 wow Costner in an Apple commercial!
Right!! I think the only thing he did before this was in the movie Night Shift, he was one of the frat dudes, but I could be wrong.
Classic!
Let's see.. what was I looking for in a 1983 home computer? 🤔
Why, to be able to hack into NORAD, so that I could play Global Thermonuclear War.. of course. Wasn't everyone!?!
Right. The Coleco Adam commercial played right into the wargames vibe. And when Lori Loughlin keeps asking if it's legal cracks me up.
What Up Brotha!
I've had that Bell rang, but for some reason YT and showing me your new vids, Imma Click it Again
Sup bro, yeah lot's of TH-camrs have been complaining about views and impressions lately. I've noticed a drop too, well that explains it, y'all aren't getting the notifications. Thanks for look'n out man👍
@@RetrogamerGenXYeah...For obvious reasons I look for all your videos but TH-cam has been skipping even me for notifications. And I scroll all notifications daily.
Yep, TH-cam has been doing it to everyone it seems. Unlike most TH-camrs, I don't do this for the money, but for people to watch, enjoy, and maybe learn something about these old systems. Been looking for another platform to host my vids because of this. My views are down more than 50%.The reason I went to just 1 video a week. Been like this for a couple months now. Not too impressed with YTs change to the algorithm along with a lot of other TH-camrs. Some bigger YTers have already left. The signs are there, might have to exit stage left to another platform that promotes its creators content, instead of being money hungry. In honesty TH-cam died years ago with the Google takeover.
@@RetrogamerGenXThere's a platform out there that sounds cool. It's being bankrolled by the TH-camr "LegalEagle". You can pay monthly to see content there or users can pay a lifetime $300 lump sum for eternal access. I might do that if enough good TH-camrs jump ship there. I'll try to find the name.
Yeah, but can it run Doom 😂.
(Nice to see the crew from mash) some of the prices & when you factor in inflation computers of old were not for every household.
First computer in my home was a 2nd hand rubber key ZX-Spectrum.
Well technically speaking, the Amiga could run ports of Doom. But had to be upgraded to run them. 👍
The Apple Lisa, I think, was the most expensive computer shown here. $9,995 in 1983, that's like $30,000 these days. And that was just a bare bones Lisa, if you wanted more ram, the HDD, etc.. you had to pony up more money.
But very true, nobody I knew back then would have been able to afford one of the pricier computers. I started with a C64 that my parents bought second hand from a pawn shop. But it came with the C64, 13" Panasonic color TV, the 1541 disk drive and a Datasette, all for $150. What a deal they made!! Try getting all that for that price these days, let alone back then. 🤣🤣