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Period: 4000 BCE to 3001 BCE
WRITING
The evolution of writing was a process originated by economic practice and necessity in the ancient Near East. -
2800 BCE
THE CUNEIFORM WRITING
The cuneiform was a written system that was used in many regions of the Near East Asia from the end of IV the millennium a.C. until almost the change of era. -
850 BCE
THE GREEK ALPHABET
The Greek alphabet comes from the Phoenician script. The Greeks took the alphabet of the Phoenicians, thanks to the commercial contacts that maintained with them throughout the Mediterranean. -
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PAPER
Cai Lun presented to the emperor the paper he made, who was pleased, and issued an imperial edict ordering that the paper and the process of its manufacture be widely adopted around China. As a result, China's civilization developed rapidly with literature. -
1450
PRINTING
Johannes Gutenberg was a German goldsmith, inventor of the printing press with modern moving types. His most recognized work is the 42-line Bible, which is considered the first book printed with mobile typography. -
FIRST NEWSPAPER
The world's first official newspaper was La Gazette de France by French physician and journalist Theóphraste Renaudot. -
FIRST TELEGRAPHIC MESSAGE
The first telegraphic message was sent at a distance of 1000m. -
MORSE CODE
Is a method of transmitting text information as a series of on-off tones, lights, or clicks that can be directly understood by a skilled listener or observer without special equipment. -
TELEPHONE
The Italian inventor Antonio Meucci built a telephone to connect his office with his bedroom, because his wife was immobilized by rheumatism. -
THE PONY EXPRESS
The Pony Express was a fast mail service that crossed the United States. It began in St. Joseph and reached as far as Sacramento. -
FIRST FILM
With this short film, filmed at the home of his in-laws, Louis le Prince advanced 7 years to the date considered as the birth of cinema, when the first film of the Lumière brothers was shown. https://youtu.be/BxeLacGat-c -
RADIO
The Italian Guillermo Marconi gets the link through the La Mancha Channel between England and France, at a distance of 48 km, in what was the first transmission between the two countries. 1900 The radio is invented in modulation amplitude. -
TELEVISION
In 1910 with the invention of the Nipkow Disc, the first advance is made to make television a relevant communicational medium.
Scottish inventor John Logie Baird performs the first real experience using two discs, one on the transmitter and one on the receiver. -
FIRST TELEVISION
Scottish engineer and inventor John Logie Baird congregate in his laboratory in London for the assistance of a historic event: the first public demonstration of a system capable of displaying moving images.
It was the fruit of years of research and work that had begun in 1884 when Paul Gottlieb Nipkow invented and patented an element explorer of the image.
https://youtu.be/9DFcYRxFdTI (1) https://youtu.be/2dmY43KeBuE (2) https://youtu.be/osF5gg6RKL4 (3) -
THE FIRST COMPUTER
The German engineer Konrad Zuse completes the Z1, the first computer that can be considered as such. -
INTERNET
In the middle of the Cold War, the United States created an exclusively military network, so that in the hypothetical case of a Russian attack, military information could be accessed from anywhere in the country. This network was called ARPANET.
Internet was created when the first computer connection was established, known as ARPANET. -
THE MAN COMES TO THE MOON
Neil Armstrong, Edwin "Buzz" Aldrin and Michael Collins were the astronauts on Apollo 11. -
FIRST MOBILE PHONE
The first mobile phone was developed by Motorola. More specifically it was the engineer Martin Cooper, who gave life to this glorious invention. Cooper called the first mobile phone, Dyna-Trac. It weighed about 1 kilogram and its battery lasted only about 35 minutes. -
CD
The main research and development work was done by Phillips and Sony. One of the first CDs came on the market in 1982, and remains to this day as one of the most popular audio recording media. -
FIRST WINDOWS VERSION
Windows 1.0 wasn´t a complete operating system; rather it was a graphical extension of MS-DOS. -
WWW
It wasn´t published as a work until 1992. Creators: Tim Berners-Lee and Robert Cailliau. -
EMAIL
With the advent of the Hotmail email service, everyone interested could have a free email account and could read it from anywhere. -
WI-FI
One of the most used wireless communication technologies today. WIFI is an abbreviation of Wireless Fidelity. -
VIDEO
https://youtu.be/g-Gy8g5jD3w Bestest than WiFi.
