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The wire was abuzz last week when news spread about India's last typewriter manufacturer reportedly being down to its final few hundred models for sale. That was good enough to set off a round of nostalgia on the Twitter transom, even though there still seem to be a few factories in Asia making typewriters.
But - pardon the pun - the proverbial writing has been on the similarly proverbial wall for years. The indelible fact is that typewriters long ago got elbowed into obscurity by personal computers and it won't be long before the only place you'll find them will be in antique shops and museums (or your crazy uncle's basement.) But even though typewriters may be fast passing from memory, let's also offer a tip of the hat as these mechanical marvels had an outsize influence on the development of modern office automation.
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