The first QNX computer and other tales from way back when

Lots of people, including Ronen at BerryReview, enjoyed my post about the first magazine article on QNX. (It turns out that an even earlier article exists... but that's another story.)

That got me to thinking: About a year ago, I published some posts documenting key milestones in the history of QNX, starting with the very first QNX-based computer.

I started reading through the posts again, and you know what? Some of them aren't half bad. Here are my favorites:

• The first QNX-based computer
• The first OS to support a PC hard drive
• Breaking the 6MHz barrier
• The first networked classroom computer
• The first QNX website
• Dawn of the Internet appliance
• The first multicore-ready RTOS

Has the world changed since 1980, or what?