Title: What is the difference between 'late 1990s' and '1990s'? - Quora
Headings: What is the difference between "late 1990s" and "1990s"?
What is the difference between "late 1990s" and "1990s"?
Content: However, if you want to refer to that entire decade, you could say “the 1990s,” which means the entire time from January 1, 1990, through December 31, 1999. 1.2K views
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The late 1990s are the last years in the decade such as 1997, 1998 and 1999. The 1990s refer to the whole decade from 1990 to 1999. 352 views
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Were the mid-2000s still similar to the late 90s? I watch a lot of old commercials, and what I can tell you, 2000–2003 were most like the mid-late 90s. I would include 2004, but by then, you can tell things were certainly changing. After 2003, you could tell the commercials were losing that “90s feeling” to them. Landline telephones were still the most widely used form of communication device to talk to someone outside of the computer for kids, teens and adults.