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Graphical user interfaces / User interface techniques / Personal computers / Turing Award laureates / User interfaces / Dynabook / Alan Kay / Xerox Alto / Window / Computing / Human–computer interaction / Software
Date: 2008-07-28 12:14:03
Graphical user interfaces
User interface techniques
Personal computers
Turing Award laureates
User interfaces
Dynabook
Alan Kay
Xerox Alto
Window
Computing
Human–computer interaction
Software

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