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January 5: CES and MacWorld

Jeffrey Powers @geekazine aggregator, apple, Atari, atari 520st, Atari ST, atari xe, ceo, ceo position, CES, consumer electronics, Consumer Electronics Show, day in tech history, historical events, hormonal imbalance, iTunes, macworld, perl, Podcast, steve jobs, technology history 0 Comments January 5, 2014

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For the next week, you’ll hear a lot about “At CES” or “At MacWorld“. This is because Macworld and Consumer Electronics shows both competed during this week. Of course it wasn’t until 2009 where Macworld had to retool it’s date because Apple pulled completely out of the event.

For example, today 1985, Atari introduced the Atari XE and ST lines of computers. The Atari 520ST was dubbed the “Jackintosh” because the Atari was as powerful as a Mac at half the price.

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