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Music started being stored on CDs (Compact Discs) and read by CD players. In 1983, these devices first appeared on store shelves.
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Motorola's "the brick" hit store shelves, weighing in at 2 lbs. and priced at $3,995. Photo courtesy of www.technabob.com
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The Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) was introduced. Photo courtesy of www.emulationnation.com
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LCD screens and smaller components started being used, and laptop computers gained popularity. Photo Courtesy of www.shutterstock.com
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Interest in the World-Wide Web took off in 1994. Photo courtesy of www.depositphotos.com
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Refrigerators were made without using ozone-harming CFCs and became energy efficient. Photo courtesy of www.depositphotos.com
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Google.com, originally was google.stanford.edu, was registered as a domain name. Photo courtesy of wp.enciclomedios.com.
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Approximately, 30 million people in the US are browsing the Web.