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Banking in the future - as seen from 1969

The BBC have put a priceless collection of items from Tomorrow's World online. If you've not heard of it, this used to be essential viewing on BBC1. It was a weekly look at science and technology which managed to cover all manner of exciting new developments without the obligatory dumbing down you get now. I believed it all - computers would do all the work and we'd all play Moog synths in our plastic gardens while holidaying on the moon.

Here's a fantastic banking item for your viewing pleasure - how developments in computers could change banking - and mean the end of cash or this cracker about checking stock prices on your home computer. (Note - these only work if you're in the UK - see comment below).

 

 

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