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iPad 1
Developer: Apple Inventor: Steve Jobs. The iPad 1 was the first device in the iPad lineup of tablet computers. It featured a 9-inch touchscreen display, an Apple A4 SoC, and could access cellular networks. People were able to send emails, browsing, editing documents, and using notes. The iPad was so successful in sales, it caused a plummet in sales for PC devices. -
Kindle Fire
Inventor: Jeff Bezos. The Kindle Fire (now known as the Amazon Fire) was a line of tablet computers from Amazon.com. The tablet measured 7 inches with IPS technology. The tablet ran in a custom version of Google's Android operating system called Fire OS. The tablet enhanced lives with its features of Reader, allowing to read books digitally and to download certain apps made for the tablet. -
Amazon Alexa
Inventor: Rohit Prasad. Amazon introduced a virtual AI assistant called Alexa in 2014. It was a voice-activated system that would answer by saying "Alexa..." following the command. People were able to ask Alexa about research, the current weather, news, ordering food, controls within the house, streaming music, and many more. With voice command AI systems, the future is most likely to use these more than looking them up themselves. -
Samsung Galaxy J3 Orbit
No Specific Inventor: Samsung Electronics. Nothing too special about this model in Samsung electronics. It is inexpensive, has a capacity of 16 GB, and has a decent design for a cheap phone. It probably enhances people for those who want a smartphone that is affordable and does not do much for a phone. -
Nintendo Switch
Developer: Nintendo. The Nintendo Switch is a hybrid video game console developed by Nintendo. It has a tablet which can be connected to the TV by using an AC adaptor. It is also portable when the joysticks are connected to the tablet. It was another impact in the video game industry because of its hybrid features, and the high-quality graphics of its videogames. It sold millions of copies once it was released.
