In the 1960's there were no personal computers, and computers were used only by large, wealthy organizations, mainly banks and governments. Banks had a form of computerized accounting in which punched cards were used to keep track of individual accounts. Governments needed to do calculations for such things as the Apollo space program. Most people never saw a computer, in that decade. Few people even had calculators, which were just being introduced at the end of the decade. Adding machines existed, but they too were large, expensive, and clumsy to use. It was the dawn of the computer age.
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There were large mainframe computers and primitive Video Games. Calculators were in their infancy.
The five eras of Data processing starts with Mainframe computers, personal computers, client server, enterprise and cloud computing. Now the era goes in cloud computing.
All TV shows were black and white. Movies were in color. We didn't have CD's, computers, or electronics like games. There wasn't even an calculator.
About the same as modern computers, except limited by slower processors and limited memory space. All memory was physical memory until the late 1960s when virtual memory was developed and then virtual memory was rare. Graphics capability was primitive, when it was available.
There are many radio stations that play music from the 60s. Examples of radio stations that play music from the 60s includes Live365 Internet Radio and the 60s Radio at TuneIn.
BMX bikes weren't around in the 60s.
Laura was not in her 60s when she started to write her books.
The 60s look the 60s style is coming back
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The most popular names in the 60s were Thomas, Charles, and Paul.
1min = 60s 6.6min x 60s/min = 396s
60s = 1min 1800s x (1min/60s) = 30min
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