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Wired Magazine October 1995 Vol 3 #10 - Brock Meeks Ultimate Man-Machine Interface
Discover a vital piece of tech journalism with this vintage issue of Wired Magazine, published in October 1995. Featuring an enlightening exploration titled "Brock Meeks Ultimate Man-Machine Interface," this edition delves deep into the early intersections of technology and human interaction, a topic that was gaining traction during this era. A significant publication in the realm of technology and culture, this issue offers insights that resonate even today.
This issue is a must-have for collectors of vintage magazines, celebrating a transformative period in the tech world. The discussions in this edition predate many of the technologies that define our lives today, providing a rare glimpse into the budding era of digital innovation. Wired magazine has always been at the forefront of tech and culture, and this issue exemplifies that mission beautifully.
The magazine is in fair condition, showcasing some minor wear along the edges, indicative of its age and previous handling. Despite this, it remains a collectible item for those who appreciate the rich history of technology and media.
This vintage magazine comes with a protective plastic covering, ensuring its preservation for future generations. Here are some key points about this issue:
- Newsstand edition, no label
- Minor wear on edges with some rips and marks
- Includes plastic protective covering
- See photos for details
Enhance your collection of Wired Magazine vintage issues with this fascinating October 1995 edition, an essential addition for enthusiasts of technology history and magazine collectibles.
