Aug. 17, 2012 at 12:47pm with 57 notes
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theatlantic: Fewer and Fewer People Want to Know About Computers The above chart shows the search volume for a basket of computer and electronics related terms (e.g. “windows, mac, hp, ipod, google, dell, sony, xbox”). Read more. [Image: Google] Huh.

theatlantic:

Fewer and Fewer People Want to Know About Computers

The above chart shows the search volume for a basket of computer and electronics related terms (e.g. “windows, mac, hp, ipod, google, dell, sony, xbox”).

Read more. [Image: Google]

Huh.

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    Computer now are like TV then, who cares about what they’re made of so long as you access what you want.
  15. michelledunlap said: I wonder if this is because more and more people over the years become comfortable w/ current technology? These are general terms. I wonder what a comparison w/ specific terms like RAM, HD, Adobe, fans, etc., would look like.
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