Technology of the Early 2000's

  • USB Flash Drive

    USB Flash Drive

    The flash drive was the invention that made portable storage lighter and more accessible to the public. They also transferred data at a much faster rate than the original optical drive. The company M-Systems are credited with the patent and original invention.
  • Original iPod Released

    Original iPod Released

    This year was the first year the Apple iPod was invented. It set the standard and eventually became the monopoly for mp3 player sector. This also lead to the creation of the iTunes store. Anthony Michael Fadell of Apple is credited as the inventor of this original design.
  • The Facebook

    The Facebook

    Facebook is a social media platform that allowed family and friends to connect from anywhere in the world. It has since grown into a website where you can access music, videos, and a marketplace to buy and sell personal items. There are currently 2.85 billion active members per month and its popularity will continue to grow as the times change. It was created by Mark Zuckerburg and a team while attending college.
  • Crypto Currency Created

    Crypto Currency Created

    The first crypto currency introduced to the public was Bitcoin. This currency was the first of its kind because it was decentralized and completely anonymous. Crypto has since grown into hundreds of other currency's and many predict that this is system will be the worlds currency. Satoshi Nakamoto is the name of the anonymous inventor of Bitcoin.
  • Smart Board 800

    Smart Board 800

    The Smart Board 800 was the first interactive white board that was quickly found in many classrooms. The ability to connect a computer, connect a projector, and interact with the computer was revolutionary for teachers. Smart Technologies is the company credited with this invention.

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