Lindsey Keller's Technology Timeline

  • Robert Metcalfe formulates Metcalfe's Law

    Robert Metcalfe formulates Metcalfe's Law
    Co-inventor of Ethernet , Robert Metcalfe, formulates this law that states that the value of a telecommunications network is proportional to the square of the number of connected users of the system.
  • Lindsey Keller born

    Lindsey Keller born
  • Version 1.0 of Adobe Acrobat

    Version 1.0 of Adobe Acrobat
    Adobe publishes the first version of the PDF format together with version 1.0 of Adobe Acrobat
  • Microsoft WebTV introduced

    Microsoft WebTV introduced
    Microsoft WebTV , also known as MSN TV, introduced, allowing people to use the web, send and recieve emails, and chat on their televisions.
  • Intel Pentium III

     Intel Pentium III
    Intel introduces the Pentium III desktop and mobile microprocessors.
  • Apple launches the IPod

    Apple launches the IPod
    Apples introduces the first version of their portable music player, the IPod.
  • Samsung unveils first 5MP camera phone

    Samsung unveils first 5MP camera phone
  • Apple's IPhone Introduced

    Apple's IPhone Introduced
    The first generation of the smartphone designed and marketed by Apple Inc. introducted.
  • Unveiling of Panasonic's twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder

    Unveiling of Panasonic's twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder
    Panasonic introduces its twin-lens Full HD 3D camcorder to allow for the capturng 3D footage with just one device.
  • Rethink Robotic's introduction of Baxter the Blue Collar Robot

    Rethink Robotic's introduction of Baxter the Blue Collar Robot
    Introduction of Baxter, an industrial robot built by Rethink Robotics. Baxter is to be used for loading, unloading, sorting, and handling materials. It is intended to sell so small to medium sized production companies.
  • Sony and Panasonic to launch the Archival Disc

    Sony and Panasonic to launch the Archival Disc
    Panasonic and Sony plan to launch the next-generation optimal disc with an initial capacity of 300 GB, more than double the capacity of Blu-Ray discs.