Computers and Technology
Computers and Technology, 10.01.2020 03:31, cyndy50

The fall of the berlin wall and the emergence of a way to find things on the web through the netscape browser were two that was browser were two events that fiattened the world. a third platform was needed to change the world and that was:
1. cheaper and more affordable computers and software.
2. faster microprocessors.
3. computers with greater memory capacity.
4. a way for software to communicate and become interactive

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