* I knew a few top execs who were happy to type (this was a software company). They (and many others of us in the company) had dial-up terminals at home. These were used to access the company mainframe.
* The main business cases in 1983 for the PC were typing letters/memos, primitive filing, and spreadsheets. These are things that top execs typically delegated to secretaries and middle managers.
* This thing cost more than multiple automobiles.
* The Military used male secretaries for typing. They also had more money than they knew what to do with in 1983.
* I knew a few top execs who were happy to type (this was a software company). They (and many others of us in the company) had dial-up terminals at home. These were used to access the company mainframe.
* The main business cases in 1983 for the PC were typing letters/memos, primitive filing, and spreadsheets. These are things that top execs typically delegated to secretaries and middle managers.
* This thing cost more than multiple automobiles.
* The Military used male secretaries for typing. They also had more money than they knew what to do with in 1983.