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Since the 40's to 70 computers were becoming smaller and cheaper in a huge, since the Eniac of 30 meters long and 2 million dollars (machine that required the installation of air conditioning due to environmental heat to 50 degrees Celsius that produced the huge consumption of electric energy in the 18000 vacuum tubes) to a Aplle 2 of 1977 feet and a thousand dollars. But then from the seventies until today the size of the hardware has not changed too much (an apple 2 has the same size as a powermac g5, 2008) and prices are also relatively similar with respect to their seasons, the matter is that the radical change since the seventies has been the possibilities offered by computation, be it software, internet etc, in a manner so colossal as was the difference in size and price between the first machines.
In 1984 came the mouse, an object for the next anticuadisimo generations to come.
The mouse and keyboard in a few years will be as prehistoric as it is today an interface ibm360 1964, everything will be much easier and intuitive to operate enough to see the iphones, 2009 to see what today and can do. Is that in fact the keyboards, mouses, cables and I even dare to say that much of the buttons and knobs are in the dawn (although the latter definitely never), screens with resolutions of thousands of pixels by thousands of pixels, that the future is very close, touch screens sensitive to both human fingers as special pencils or body movements and voice commands, all crowded course. Perfect, more powerful fast and many more possibilities but at the same time more manageable and understood by all. It is a big step from the first computers that could only be handled by several people simultaneously that had to be experts not only in what was desired but also calculate the hardware giant that owned the machine and everything to do addition, subtraction and bit more .
Not to mention the severe overcrowding in the use of computers in the 50, the Univac was one of the most popular computers used by large companies and only a few tens of units built on the basis of price, space and capacity to understand , while in 2009, millions and millions of people have any computer anywhere in the world.