6. Personal Computers Become Commonplace
The ’90s saw personal computers transition from niche gadgets to essential household items. Companies like Microsoft and Apple played pivotal roles in making PCs accessible to the general public. With the introduction of user-friendly operating systems like Windows 95, computers became more intuitive, catering to both work and leisure. This shift enabled families to embrace digital entertainment, educational software, and early forms of online communication. The widespread adoption of PCs in homes laid the foundation for today’s digital literacy, influencing how we live, work, and connect.
