> Xerox pioneered the graphical interface for computers — the idea that people could navigate with a mouse rather than typing obscure commands on a screen. But

> Xerox pioneered the graphical interface for computers — the idea that people could navigate with a mouse rather than typing obscure commands on a screen. But it was a young company named Apple that turned that idea into a giant business. It's weird how the article fails to mentions past successes for other R&D labs. Xerox Parc also invented the laser printer which certainly made a lot of money for the company.