Hace ya casi dos años que en el blog que teníamos entonces en iNNoVaNDiS se colgó el siguiente video:

• The telephone has too many shortcomings to be seriously considered as a means of communication. [Western Union, 1876]
• Everything that can be invented has been invented. [U.S. Patent Commissioner, 1899]
• The phonograph has no commercial value at all. [Thomas Edison, 1880]
• The radio craze will die out in time. [Thomas Edison, 1922]
• The automobile has practically reached the limit of its development. [Scientific American, 1909]
• Man will not fly for fifty years. [Orville Wright, 1901]
• A rocket will leave the earth's atmosphere. [New York Times, 1936]
• There is a world market for maybe five computers. [IBM's Thomas Watson, 1943]
• 640K ought to be enough for anybody. [Bill Gates, 1981]