THIS IS CS50X.

This is a video introduction of myself for the CS50X class.

Transcript:
"hello, world" and fellow CS50 Classmates.
I first learned to code on CP/M based computers in the late 1970's. CP/M or Control Program for Microcomputers was initially made for 8 bit and then 16 bit microcomputers. CP/M ran on computers from familiar brands like Apple and IBM. It also ran on computers from Xerox, Commodore and even one from the Tandy Leather Company that bought Radio Shack.
When I first learned to code and operate computers, they were bulky, slow and expensive. You could own your very own CP/M based computer for only $5,995 and came with a whopping 10-Megabyte Hard Disk.
I am really excited for your generation. What will your computer experiences be like 30 years from now and looking back at the slow gigahertz speed 64bit processors with Terabytes of storage?

"my name is Dan, and this is CS50,"