ретроспектива

00:04 | 28-08-2010 | Hardware | No Comments

а в английских школах, наоборот, переходят на старые компьютеры:

The National Museum of Computing (TNMOC) at Bletchley Park has started letting a few lucky A-level students loose on the machines to hone their programming skills.

“The computing A-level is about how computers work and if you ask anyone how it works they will not be able to tell you,” said Doug Abrams, an ICT teacher from Ousedale School in Newport Pagnell, who was one of the first to use the machines in lessons.

For Mr Abrams the old machines have two cardinal virtues; their sluggishness and the direct connection they have with the user.

PDP-8, BBC Micros и другие. очень хорошие.

  

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