Computer Chronicles - S09E19: CD-ROM Software

Name: CD-ROM Software
Genre: Talk
Released: 1992-03-17
Duration: 23 min

Mar 17, 1992TalkSeason 9, Episode 19

The introduction of CD-ROMS enabled a whole new era of more robust software applications. This program looks at several examples including Educorp's Dictionary of the Living World, Wayzata's Space Time and Art, French Language Software from VIVA 2000, the Voyager Company's Silly Noisy House, the American Business Phone Book, and Great Literature on CDROM from the Bureau of Electronic Publishing. Originally broadcast in 1992. Copyright 1992. http://archive.org/details/cdromsw

Cast: Stewart Cheifet

All Episodes - Season 9

01Macintosh System 7.0Oct 01, 1991 02Windows ApplicationsOct 08, 1991 03File CompressionOct 15, 1991 04Computer DisplaysOct 22, 1991 05Foreign Language SoftwareOct 29, 1991 06Tandy/Radio Shack ComputersNov 05, 1991 07Laptops and HandheldsNov 12, 1991 08Computer GamesNov 19, 1991 09PC NetworksDec 03, 1991 10Consumer Buying GuideDec 10, 1991 11GroupwareDec 17, 1991 12Integrated Software SuitesJan 07, 1992 13Build Your Own PCJan 21, 1992 14Computer VideoJan 28, 1992 15Tax Preparation SoftwareFeb 04, 1992 16MIDI MusicFeb 25, 1992 17Computers and the DisabledMar 03, 1992 18Intel 486Mar 10, 1992 19CD-ROM SoftwareMar 17, 1992 20Space and Astronomy SoftwareMar 24, 1992 21Easy to Use Database SoftwareApr 07, 1992 22Virtual RealityApr 21, 1992 23Computers and KidsApr 28, 1992 24Computer Bowl IV: Part 1May 12, 1992 25Computer Bowl IV: Part 2May 19, 1992 26Diagnostic SoftwareMay 26, 1992 27Comdex Spring 1992Jun 02, 1992

Computer Chronicles S09E19 Synopsis

Computer Chronicles "CD-ROM Software" is part of the 1337x catalog. Originally aired on 1992-03-17, this episode is part of Season 9 of Computer Chronicles. Featuring performances from Stewart Cheifet among the cast. With a runtime of 30m, the episode keeps you engaged throughout. As part of this Talk series, the episode continues to build on the show's compelling narrative. The introduction of CD-ROMS enabled a whole new era of more robust software applications. This program looks at several examples including Educorp's Dictionary of the Living World, Wayzata's Space Time and Art, French Language Software from VIVA 2000...