Susan Olsen

JOELLE TESSLER AP Technology Writer Kenneth Olsen, a computer industry pioneer and co-founder of Digital Equipment Corp., has died. He was 84. His death Sunday was announced by Gordon College in Wenham, Mass., where he was a trustee and benefactor. The college did not release a cause of death. DEC, which Olsen launched in 1957, is considered an icon in technology circles today. The company attracted top engineers and helped usher in a technology...Read Full Story

http://www.beersteak.com/ You've heard about it, you've read about it, and now you can see it! It's Susan Olsen alias Cindy Brady drunk on the radio! Out of the mouths of babes - " Come tonight and watch her drink like a pig !" Getting wasted and doing radio interviews can't be doing her custody case any good, and probably isn't helping her career either. This vid was found thanks to the good people at Bullshit Blog/Beersteak.com . It must be stated that Beersteak.com disavows any...Read Full Story

Digital Equipments Founder, Ken Olsen dies at the age of 84, any further information regarding his death has not yet been disclosed by the company. He was a pioneer in manufacturing electronic softwares and peripherals in the United States and this is the sole reason, today Digital is a world renowned company. There was a time Digital Electronics had achieved the name of being the second largest electronics company in the world. It was his hard work and determination that has helped the...Read Full Story

On Sunday, Kenneth Olsen died at 84, he was naturally violated in the dawn of the computer age. At Digital Equipment Corp, minicomputers Olsen cut spending on computers that IBM, the mainframe and carved a role for smaller, less capable machines.Kenneth Harry Olsen was born in Bridgeport, Conn., and grew up in the nearby town of Stratford, Connecticut. His parents, his father came from Norway and the parents of his mother from Sweden. Olsen began his career working in the summer in a machine...Read Full Story

Kenneth Olsen , co-founder of Digital Equipment Corp., died on Sunday aged 84. His death announced by Gordon College in Wenham, Mass., where he was a trustee and benefactor. The college did not release a cause of death. Olsen launched DEC which is considered an icon in technology circles in 1957. They helped revolutionize the way people interact with computers. Digital played a key role in the 60′s and 70′s in creating the market for “minicomputers.”  These were powerful, refrigerator...Read Full Story