Microsoft co-founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen reunite for a classic photo refresh

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Published on April 5, 2013

published on April 5, 2013

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Back in 1981 Microsoft’s founders Bill Gates and Paul Allen took a photo of them near several personal computers. Fast forward 32 years later, Microsoft’s two co-founders reunite for a classic photo refresh!

The photo was taken this week at Paul Allen’s Living Computer Museum in Seattle, Washington, and was taken during a celebration of computing pioneers at the museum. It is no doubt that these two men were pioneers of computing and this classic photo refresh is actually pretty neat.

It seems that the computers used in the re-creation of the classic photo shot are somewhat similar! As for Gates and Allen, notice how the major differences consist of Allen’s missing beard and tie.

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