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Topic	The 70's must have been boring
PrettyBoyFloyd 05/23/21 7:41:11 AM #19:	Solid Sonic posted... There was a fair amount of social change in the 70s. Also microprocessing, while still in its fledgling years, was starting to become more viable (in other words it was starting to come to the point the Model T was intended for when Ford manufactured it for the automotive market). The Oregon Trail is from the 70s, for instance. Pocket calculators hit the market in this time so people had digital computational abilities like never before during that decade. I still want to grab one of those old Pulsar watches. Originals can run $6,000 now. Not sure what makes the Hamilton version different. --- The Evil Republicans - Est.2004 - WoT [Government Destabilizing Branch] <cite>PrettyBoyFloyd posted [p:954208429] in The 70's m... [t:79473552]...</cite> <quote>Solid Sonic posted... </cite> <quote>There was a fair amount of social change in the 70s. Also microprocessing, while still in its fledgling years, was starting to become more viable (in other words it was starting to come to the point the Model T was intended for when Ford manufactured it for the automotive market). The Oregon Trail is from the 70s, for instance. Pocket calculators hit the market in this time so people had digital computational abilities like never before during that decade.</quote> I still want to grab one of those old Pulsar watches. Originals can run $6,000 now. Not sure what makes the Hamilton version different. --- The Evil Republicans - Est.2004 - WoT [Government Destabilizing Branch]</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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