1982 The Future Of Computer Storage The Computer Programme Retro Tech Bbc Archive

"Data, it's been around for thousands of years, but now it's running into trouble." - Ian McNaught-Davis Chris Serle and Ian ... Chris Searle, Ian McNaught-Davis and Gill Neville present an edition of The "A standard cassette recorder with a superior quality of digital recording." To the untrained eye, it looks just like any other cassette ... The video tape wars are raging, with multiple recorders and tape formats vying for dominance. Michael Rodd reports on the ... Featuring a unique one-handed keyboard inspired by the Micro Writer from Tomorrow's World in 1981. Is this the breakthrough in ... "Just about the best giveaway ever!" Peter Purves is shown a

"The promise is enormous." Have you ever wondered what it would be like to fly between the skyscrapers of a city centre? "I may be an addict but I call myself an enthusiast, not an obsessive person" - Phyllis Arrandale. Newsnight's Julian O'Halloran ... Kieran Prendiville tests out some of the latest headphone designs. The bonephone is a novel idea that is worn not over the ears, ... Kate Bellingham reports that an exciting new interconnected world - a world where every word ever written, every picture ever ... Tomorrow's World's Derek Cooper narrates a report on how developments in With the Michelangelo virus due to strike on 6 March 1992, and an estimated 1300

"The capacity to control society because of this technology is almost limitless, unfortunately - that's why we have to be so vigilant ... Kieran Prendiville gets his fingers on a remarkable new piece of technology. It looks like a simple television but - thanks to a ... Peter Macann reports on the latest innovation in digital hi fi technology. A system has been developed that enables the CD ... Luke Casey examines the impact of the microprocessor in the workplace. Already, the adoption of word processors and text ...