An empiricist view of reality

Tomczyk, Hannah

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“…At one point, he deliberately cut the cost of a 1979 color monitor in half to 300 dollars in order to make sure the consumer market would open. 94 These companies cut their prices to provide consumers with an affordable method to purchase a relatively new technological device.…”

Section: Chapter 2: the 1974 Semiconductor Industry And The Consumer mentioning

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Computers for the Masses: The American Socio-technological Change of the 1970’s and 1980’s

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Computers for the Masses: The American Socio-technological Change of the 1970's and 1980's Robert Bryan Goodman This thesis developed out of my personal curiosity on the subject of high-technological development. Specifically, high-technology's shift from primarily a military tool to a consumer product raised several questions to answer since first taking an interest in the subject. My lifestyle, like many other Americans in my generation, incorporates computers, cell-phones, and video game consoles as not only an innovative tool, but a standard and necessary mode of production. In our contemporary society, technology is obtainable everywhere. As an

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An empiricist view of reality

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