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There is a tv called the Fujitsu this was the first flat screen television with a display of 42inch. also, this was the first commercial full color plasma display tv. The inventor’s name is Tsutae Shinoda. This is the turning point for new technology to be introduced to the tv world his original graphic array he invented in 1992 was a 21-inch diagonal color PDP that had 260 thousand colors. With this comes better quality graphics.
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PlayStation portable (PSP) this came out to America in March 24, 2005 the maker is Sony corporation. The inventor is Ken Kutaragi. the PSP is the first handheld gaming device that used an optical disc format. This device also allowed access to the internet it had a large viewing screen for better gameplay the display was very great at the time. Also had a large game selection. This invention allowed higher quality gameplay on the go.
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The xbox 360 is to run on a more powerful multicore processor made for more memory this also helps improve the graphics for better gaming. The Xbox 360 is the first for the family of Xbox to have wireless controllers and ditch the entanglement of wired controllers. With the xbox 360 also came the Kinect that’s right the fun dance nights with the games just dance and raving rabbits. The inventor of this amazing tech was Boyd Multerer.
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Alexa: the inventor is William Tunstall-Pedoe he is the inventor for most of the artificial intelligence technology this technology helps the system understand basic commands and language. The first Alexa device came out November 6, 2014 the developer is Amazon.
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Xbox series X came out in November 10, 2020 this council make a brand new mile stone for the Xbox technology because the new auto-HDR helps make the graphics look deeper and richer almost life like graphics I like this one a lot because I enjoy the flight simulator game you could never play any of the flight simulators on any other Xbox this made it possible. The framerates are so much better no more waiting for the graphics to load.
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