The Garage Revolution of 1975

In 1975, the hum of machines in ordinary garages carried a secret. What seemed like

tinkering was, in truth, the ignition of a revolution. To overlook it is

to miss the moment when the future was born. After this episode, viewers will not

only understand the 1975 Garage Revolution—they will feel its urgency, visualize its impact,

and recognize how ordinary people reshaped history with extraordinary vision.

This is not just a story about machines—it is a story about imagination, risk,

and the birth of personal computing. By the mid-1970s, computers were massive, expensive,

and locked away in corporate labs or universities. Ordinary people had no access.