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| Dataland: MIT's '70s media room concept that influenced the Mac |
| By Thom Holwerda on 2012-05-24 21:32:32 |
| "Touchscreens, zoomable maps, page swiping, and more, all integrated into one Eames-chair-equipped media room." MIT, late '70s, and noted by Andy Hertzfeld as a direct influence for the original Macintosh. Fantastic story by The Verge. Favourite part: even back then, there was concern among the scientists that the touch screen page flipping animation was frivolous. |
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