Staff writer
For 69-year-old Kayoko Okawa, who learned to use typewriters while working for a U.S. insurance firm in the 1950s, the recent pervasion of personal computers into everyday life is a welcome development that helps enrich her life.
Staff writer
For 69-year-old Kayoko Okawa, who learned to use typewriters while working for a U.S. insurance firm in the 1950s, the recent pervasion of personal computers into everyday life is a welcome development that helps enrich her life.
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