Format Web Page "Nintendo launched the Family Computer System, later known internationally as the Nintendo Entertainment System, in 1983." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Corporate Information : Company History Source authors Nintendo Co., Ltd. Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "The Apple I was sold as a single computer board for $666.66 and still required a display, keyboard, and power supply to make a complete setup." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Apple I Microcomputer Source authors National Museum of American History Source year 1976 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Web Page "Steve Wozniak designed the Apple I around affordability and the ability to output video to a television screen users already owned." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Apple I Microcomputer Source authors National Museum of American History Source year 1976 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "The IBM 5100 was announced in 1975 and sold for between $8,975 and $19,575 depending on configuration." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title IBM SCAMP Microcomputer Source authors National Museum of American History Source year 1973 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Web Page "The Altair 8800 was introduced in 1975 and was sold in both kit and assembled versions." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Altair 8800 Source authors Computer History Museum Source year 1975 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Web Page "Steve Jobs said in a 1984 interview that computers would evolve from responsive tools into agents that anticipate what users want, and predicted that this would begin maturing in the late 1980s or early 1990s." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Steve Jobs: 1984 Access Magazine Interview Source authors Tom Zito Source year 2011 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Apple’s 1984 Macintosh commercial aired during Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984, cast IBM as Big Brother, and was directed by Ridley Scott." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY Family Computer Source title Remembering Apple's "1984" Super Bowl ad Source authors Eric Hintz Source year 2014 Confidence high Importance high
Format Online paper / PDF "The Internet architecture documented in RFC 1958 had no single owner or centralized controller and evolved through rough consensus and running code." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY The Source Awakens Source title RFC 1958: Architectural Principles of the Internet Source authors B. Carpenter Source year 1996 Confidence high Importance high
Format Web Page "Mosaic’s rapid rise in 1993 helped drive the Web’s rapid increase in popularity and was followed by a proliferation of Web browsers." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY The Source Awakens Source title The history of the Web Source authors W3C Source year 2026 Confidence high Importance mid
Format Web Page "Linux grew from its 1991 beginnings into major infrastructure underpinning the Internet and cloud computing." View Source Location PART 2 - FOUR HIDDEN CHIMNEYS CHAPTER 7: JUVENILE DELINQUENCY The Source Awakens Source title Happy 30th, Linux! Source authors Linux Foundation Source year 2021 Confidence high Importance mid
