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when electricity first started
Ben Franklin, tied a key onto a kite during a storm which proved that static electricity and lightning were the same. But in 1808 Humphry Davy invented the "arc lamp" which was a piece of carbon that glowed when attached to a battery by wires. -
First electrical clock
The Scottish inventor Alexander Bain designed the first ever electrical clock. Even tho Bain had employed as a pendulum to measure time, as in a conventional clocks off day, he had took the revolutionary step with powering it with a electric current rather than the traditional methods of springs or weights. -
First radio
A Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell had first predicted the first existence of radio waves in the 1860s. In 1866 Mahlon loomis, successfully demonstrated the "wireless telegraphy" -
first gas powered engine car
in january 29, 1886, Carl Benz had applied for a patent for his "vehicle powered by gas engine". July 1886 the newspapers had reported on the first public outing of the three-wheeled Benz Patent Motor Car, model no. 1. -
first electronic furnace
The first commercial acr furnaces in the United States were installed in 1906, its capacity was 4 tons and it equipped with two electrodes. The modern furnaces range in a heat size of a few tons to 400 tons. -
first ever electrical panel
The modern miniature electrical panels, similar to the ones we have now, were patented by Brown, Boveri and Cie, in 1924. Hugo Stotz was the one who first discovered that the interconnection of the multiple generator sources into a grid that requires development of the circuit breakers with the increasing voltage. -
first electronic television
The worlds first ever electronic television was made by a 21 year old inventor named, Philo Taylor farnsworths. Farnsworth had been miles ahead of any other mechanical television system invented to date. -
First no hands Fax machine
The fax market had soon taken off after Xerox’s 1966 Magnafax Telecopier. By the late 1970s, both of the national and international companies had entered the fax market, especially Japan. -
first wifi router
The NCR Cooperation with AT&T corporation had invented the precursor to 802.11 intended for the use of the cashiers system. The first wireless products were under the name of WaveLan. They are the ones who credited with the inventing of WIFI. -
Flip Phones
the very first flip phone had been created in 1996, although it had taken inspiration from a concept that was introduced in 1989. These became an instant success and flip phones quickly the must have fashion accessory. -
the first xbox
the Microsoft has always been a PC soft ware vendor since 1972, but in 2001 they released their first console. They had ended up joining the console market at the wrong time because it was a pretty rough period, meaning that was the time when there was some high competition already with Sony, Sega and Nintendo. -
the first ever apple iPhone
In 2005, an Apple CEO Steve Jobs conceived an idea of using a touch screen to interact with a computer using ways he could directly onto the display, instead of requiring a stylus which was common for existing technology at the time. Apple had created this device during a secretive and unprecedented collaboration with a Cingular Wireless, which is now AT&T -
The new xbox
The brand new Xbox Series X is a Microsoft flagship next-generation console. You can pre-order this new gaming console, including the cheaper Xbox Series S, will begin on September 22, 2020. -
future iphone 12
the new iphone 12s will have a notch that is the same size as the iphone 11. the 6.7 inch iphone 12 max pro will support the millimetre wave 5G. -
future self driving cars
One year ago, Detroit and Silicon Valley have had visions of putting millions of self-driving taxis on the road , in 2019, ushering in an age of driver-less cars. Most of the cares have yet to arrive though- it is very likely to be years before they do arrive. -
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