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Portable Cassette Player
Anton and Gerard Phillips was the first top make a Cassette Player for audio storage.Then in the 1970's Sony came out with a more improved one, smaller in size and came with a portable music system also came with lightweight headphones, played cassette tapes and was capable of Hi-Fi stereo sound.\
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Digital Wristwatches
Wristwatches came out around 1970 and changed the way people looked at time. This wristwatch just told the time and were selling for cheap under 20 dollars https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/06/7-tech-advancements-from-the-70s-that-changed-the.html -
The First "Real" Video game
Around the 1970's Nolan Bushnell and Ted Dabney were the first mainstream "video game" and also made arcade games popular. The computer 74 logic circuits using diode arrays as memory. The game was way to compilcated so it didn't do so well. https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/06/7-tech-advancements-from-the-70s-that-changed-the.html -
The Cell Phone
The "Father of the Cell Phone" was Martin Cooper. Many people called this cell phone the "brick phone" because of the size and how much it weighed, which was a total of 28 grams, had 28 buttons and had a 4 inch antenna attached. If people wanted to have the brick phone it would cost them $3,995. https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/06/7-tech-advancements-from-the-70s-that-changed-the.html -
The VCR
The VCR were smaller than a small briefcase and they weren't to affordable untill Japanese firms made VCR's more reliable and affordable. This would allow people to watch movies and whatnot https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2016/06/7-tech-advancements-from-the-70s-that-changed-the.html
