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The first online way to connect and expand communications. First sketched by Vint Cerf and Bob Kahn in 1973 and they completed this 1977.
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The Stanford Cart was a project made to be controlled by a person giving it commands. In 1979 it crossed a room on its own while navigating around a chair placed as an obstacle. A camera was mounted on a rail on the cart and took pictures from several different angles. It replayed them to a computer.
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Able to hold 550 megabytes of pre-recorded data. Used for distributing music. Developed by Sony and Phillips.
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Pixar is founded. Originally called the Special Effects Computer, Pixar is a animated films group. Founded by Steve Jobs and was bought by Disney in 2006.
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The Apple Newton is a personal data assistant. It was one of the first handheld computers. It inspired future handheld computers but was discontinued in February of 1998.
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It was the first 32-bit version of Windows from Microsoft. It supported preemptive multitasking.
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Computer company Apple releases the new iPhone to the public. Introducing a combination of web browser, music player and a cell phone all in one. The new touchscreen device has a built in GPS and high-definition camera.
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A new light, thin ultra laptop. Has high-capacity battery, an integrated camera, and wi-fi.
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Apple releases their first tablet. It has a high-definition camera.
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Siri is a feature built into apple products. It is an intelligent assistant that can call people, text people, turn your music on, etc.
