Welcome to "This Week in Tech History," where we journey back in time to explore the significant milestones and groundbreaking innovations that have shaped the world of technology. From the release of iconic games to the birth of visionary inventors and the introduction of revolutionary technologies, this week in tech history is filled with captivating moments that have left an indelible mark on our...
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Sunday, May 14, 2023
This Week in Tech History: May 14 to May 20
By Min at Sunday, May 14, 2023
Android, Apple, Cisco, Computer, Diablo, Facebook, Gaming, Google, Hewlett-Pakard, Intel, Microsoft, Minecraft, NASA, PlayStation, Sony, Technology, Toshiba
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Friday, March 31, 2023
Historical Events in Technology: A Look at March 31rst
By Min at Friday, March 31, 2023
Amazon, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, NASA, Technology, Tesla
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March 31 has been a day of significant events in the field of technology. Here are some notable events that occurred on this day:In 1998, Apple introduced the iMac, a revolutionary all-in-one computer that marked the beginning of Apple's resurgence in the tech industry.In 1999, the first-ever fully electric car was launched by Toyota, called the RAV4 EV. This marked a significant milestone in the...
Thursday, March 30, 2023
Historical Events in Technology: A Look at March 30th
March 30 has seen several significant events in the field of technology. Here are a few notable events that occurred on this day:In 1858, the first-ever transatlantic telegraph cable was successfully laid between Ireland and Newfoundland, marking a significant milestone in the history of long-distance communication.In 1981, the first-ever personal computer was introduced by the company Sinclair Research,...
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