Cool Home Office Spaces

[amirm]

From: http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow/story/336710/12-eye-popping-home-office-setups/1

Wonder if any of these people remember the days we had CRT black and white monitors!

 

[RayDunzl]

The top one looks like coding.

The middle one is a trader's station, the bottom one probably is, but there's less on-screen evidence.

Here's some "back in the good old days"...

 

[Frank Dernie]

Talking about monitors...
The first useful programme I wrote was a racing car suspension geometry optimisation, Fortran on a CDC6600, iirc. Printout on a 132 column printer - no sign of a CRT or display anywhere (1970/1).
The process control computer I chose to control and data collect from the wind tunnel I installed in 1980 was an Analog Devices Macsym II. It took months for delivery and I had to use a Hewlett-Packard 41CV with card reader, thermal printer and HP-IL DVM for data and manual control in the mean time. The Macsym II has a 5" green on black integral CRT.
Colour displays? Pah!

 

[iridium]

From: http://www.pcmag.com/slideshow/story/336710/12-eye-popping-home-office-setups/1

Wonder if any of these people remember the days we had CRT black and white monitors!

"Wonder if any of these people remember the days we had CRT black and white monitors!"

I had a set-up with 9 CRTs, but color.
You had to be fast & on your game.

iridium.

 

[amirm]

We should bring CRTs back to computing much like people have done with tubes for audio! Who is with me???

 

[iridium]

We should bring CRTs back to computing much like people have done with tubes for audio! Who is with me???

The high end ones always looked great & were easy on the eyes.
My only concern: weight.

iridium.

 

[Sal1950]

Wonder if any of these people remember the days we had CRT black and white monitors!

Only the close to retiree guy that sweeps the floors at night.

We should bring CRTs back to computing much like people have done with tubes for audio! Who is with me???

You first, I'll be right behind ya.