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I always like to start with something interesting.

So how about a little PC history?

In June of 1977, 45 years ago, can you believe that?

Apple computer shipped, it's Apple 2.

Now, get this, it cost $1,298 years ago. It came with, oh, wow, get this 4K of RAM.

Yes, upgradable to 48. It had sound. It had color graphics. That's why everybody was really loving it.

It also had the basic programming language built in and sold really well in schools and in some

businesses because it had a spreadsheet program.

Anybody have the name of the spreadsheet program? You're going to have to get bonus points if you do.

Visicalc. That's right. It was a visicalk. But that wasn't the oldest Apple computer. That was not

the oldest. See if you can go back in time. The oldest computer can be traced back to Adam and Eve.

That's right. It was in Apple Genesis. It had limited memory, just one bite, and then everything just crashed.

Just crashed. All right. You see, on that happy note, welcome, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, to America's largest show about all things digital.

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