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Created in China to reproduce Buddhist texts and to print textiles
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A way to share knowledge quickly and easily.
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Made to document moments
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Made for railroad signaling
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First ways of television
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Made communication faster and easier
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When Alexander Graham Bell and Charles Sumner Tainter invented the photophone,
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To record and rerecord audio.
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Made for ship-to-shore and ship-to-ship communication.
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Color in movies was introduced to make it look fancier.
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Made films more enjoyable and made the plots clearer.
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Created to solve math equations
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Cheaper to print and buy
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Made for transportation
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Made television more vivid
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Designed to improve reception of commercial networks.
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Helps with problem-solving and symbolic methods.
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Made to replace vacuum tubes
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A way for people to record things on TV
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Intensified the arms race and raised tensions in the Cold War.
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Writes faster than an ink jet
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Made to talk on the phone away from your car
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8-bit home computer. One of the first highly successful microcomputers.
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Originally designed to assist soldiers and military vehicles.
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Created to solve problems on how people use computers to communicate
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Gave computer networks a way to communicate with each other
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Made to create things using minimal material
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Better quality than VHS
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A way to transmit music.
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Made for people to post their own videos.
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Was designed to be a super slick phone
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Designed for better web browsing