The Living Computers museum in Seattle has a Xerox Alto, the machine famous for being the first to sport a mouse-based windowing graphical user interface. They received it in working condition and ...
Originally designed to work with the Xerox Alto computer system, it was officially called the "X-Y Position Indicator for a Display System." Later on, Engelbart himself coined the term "mouse" due ...
The Living Computers museum in Seattle has a Xerox Alto, the machine famous for being the first to sport a mouse-based windowing graphical user interface. They received it in working condition and ...
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How Steve Jobs’ 1979 visit to Xerox’s R&D centre changed the course of computer developmentUndeterred by the management’s indifference, by March 1973, the PARC team had invented their path-breaking Xerox Alto. The machine incorporated a mouse and GUI a decade before mass-market GUI ...
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