1980s technology

The 1980s technology era saw the rise of personal computers like the IBM PC and Apple Macintosh, making digital tools more accessible for homes and offices. Phones transitioned from bulky landlines to cordless models, while VCRs allowed people to record and watch movies at home. Video games became popular with consoles like the Nintendo Entertainment System, offering entertainment for all ages. The era also introduced the CD, providing better music quality and storage than tapes or vinyl. Overall, 1980s technology laid the foundation for modern digital communication, entertainment, and computing.