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The Abacus was actually made in 3000 B.C. It is a simple counting aid, sometimes used to calculate things.
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It is the first gear-driven calculating machine.
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It was the first successful video game console to use plug-in cartridges, instead of having games built in the console.
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It was the first computer made by Microsoft.
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This console had removable cartridges; a feature not included in the earlier colour TV game products.
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The earlier Nintendo reigned supreme over the video game market for nearly five years. This Sega Genesis didn’t sell well in the U.S market, but did very well in the Europe market.
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The DVD is a digital disc storing device; it was developed by Phillips, Sony, Toshiba and Panasonic.
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The Internet 1996 World Exposition was the first world fair to be held on the internet.
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It is a removable memory card format launched by Sony.
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It is a digital optic disc data storage device, made to be better than the DVD, it is thicker and a store more than a DVD.
