nightcraw1er.488: For those who don't know the show it ran for decades in the UK, predicting what tech would take off:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/39778855/the-predictions-tomorrows-world-got-right-as-it-returns-to-our-tv-screens

Of particular interest was the home computer video. In 48 years we have gone from first child pressing return key to kids that don't know what physical buttons are.

nightcraw1er.488: For those who don't know the show it ran for decades in the UK, predicting what tech would take off:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/39778855/the-predictions-tomorrows-world-got-right-as-it-returns-to-our-tv-screens

Of particular interest was the home computer video. In 48 years we have gone from first child pressing return key to kids that don't know what physical buttons are.

SeeJayGamer: I preferred learning science and technology by watching Look Around You television programme.

SeeJayGamer: I preferred learning science and technology by watching Look Around You television programme.

nightcraw1er.488: For those who don't know the show it ran for decades in the UK, predicting what tech would take off:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/newsbeat/article/39778855/the-predictions-tomorrows-world-got-right-as-it-returns-to-our-tv-screens

Of particular interest was the home computer video. In 48 years we have gone from first child pressing return key to kids that don't know what physical buttons are.

HiddenAsbestos: It was a good show but I do remember if got a fair amount of teasing for what it got wrong. Still, I can't blame them for being excited, it was an exciting time for new innovations! I'm sure floating bicycles and robot snooker players will have their day eventually.