Schlagwort-Archive: 1984

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Früher war alles besser…

…außer vielleicht die Computer und die verwendeten Massenspeicher, die so richtig „Commodore-ready“ waren:

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Und die Typografie war natürlich auch nicht so pralle in den Achtziger Jahren — vor allem in der Werbung für Technikartikel wurde überreichlich die Futura verwendet.