By IDG Enterprise

Video: Remember when people called Internet Explorer "the Internet"?

January 24, 2013 12:19 PM

Nostalgia is powerful -- especially for Microsoft, whose power in the technology industry grew to its zenith in the 1990s. 

Now, the Internet Explorer team wants children of the '90s who remember growing up with IE to give it another shot. Yesterday, the team released this video which features tech memes of yesteryear like Tamagotchi and Oregon Trail. It's a fun trip back -- even if you (like me) are a little too old to call yourself a "child" of the 90s.

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