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Engelbart Demonstrates Pioneering Computer Interfaces

December 9th, 1968 56 years ago

Douglas Engelbart presented a groundbreaking demonstration of the oN-Line System (NLS) in San Francisco, showcasing innovations such as the computer mouse, hypertext, and a bit-mapped graphical user interface. The demo captured the attention of computer scientists and thinkers, illustrating the potential of interactive computing. Engelbart's visionary concepts underlined the need for enhanced human-computer interaction, paving the way for future advancements. The presentation, seen as a pivotal moment, inspired generations of engineers and programmers.

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