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Electric Blender
This blender was made in 1922, Originally The blender was made for milkshakes, but the creator, Stephen J. Poplawski patented it for fruits and veggies. -
The electric automated traffic signal
The first traffic signal was created in 1923, the patented design was sold to general electric for $40,000
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Television
The television shaped North America -
Electric guitar
the first electric guitar was invented by George Beauchamp. -
Parking meter
The parking meter was created in Oklahoma by Carl C. Magee. -
Helicopter
the helicopter was designed by Igor Sikorsky and built by the Vought-Sikorsky Aircraft Division of the United Aircraft Corporation. -
Computer
J. Presper Eckert, and a physicist, John W. Mauchly invented a new computer -
Jet Engine
the first operational jet engine was designed in Germany by Hans Pabst von Ohain -
Flight Data Recorder
The recorder was created in 1942 by a Finnish aviation engineer Veijo Hietala. -
Microwave
Percy Spencer invented the microwave and it was six feet tall and 750 pounds. -
Transister Radio
broke into the field of electronics, it was a small and powerful handheld radio. -
Satellites
The solvent union launched the first satellite, which shocked the world, and even the USA because they thought they could get to it first. -
Video Games
William Higinbotham created the first video game. it was a simple tennis game but it shaped the future of video games. -
Email
tomlinson created a program that gave users the ability to send messages between connected computers on the Arpanet system. -
Floppy disk
Floppy disks back in the 70s were used for data storage. -
Apple Computer
The first Apple computer was a part of a big company rival. They were both rushing to make the first computer. Luckily people made theirs best because of the low cost. -
Nintendo
The Netendido was a very fun video game console. this console shaped the future of video game art and development. -
Apple Macintosh
When Steve Jobs first revealed the Macintosh at the Flint Center on De Anza College campus on January 24, 1984, it wasn’t just another computer. It was Apple telling the world how to make a mass-market personal computer. -
Apple Macintosh
Steve Jobs first revealed the Macintosh at the Flint Center on the De Anza College campus on January 24, 1984, -
Nintendo Entertainment System
When the Nintendo Entertainment System was released in 1985, people would have thought of its impact on the video game industry. -
Car Phones
Car phones were another piece of Technology for people, and they either came in briefcases that had to be stored and charged in the car, or they were installed in the car. -
Talk Boy
the Talk Boy was a video cassette in a little player upon which you could record and play back your voice. it was featured in Home Alone 2. -
Talk Boy
The Talk Boy was a video cassette in a little player upon which you could record and play back your voice. and It was featured in Home Alone 2. -
Car Phone
They either came in briefcases that had to be stored and charged in the car, or they were straight-up installed directly in the car. These existed way before the ’90s, but the decade was a swan song for a technology that seemed impossibly cool and futuristic right up until the end. -
Tamagotchi
They were from Japan, and taught children some important facts about life: Being a caring, nurturing person is a real hassle, and if you don’t feed your pets they will grow angel wings. -
Tamagotchi
They were originally from Japan, and taught children some important facts about life: Being a caring, nurturing person is a real hassle. -
1998 iMac
The 1998 iMac was the first computer to have colour customization. it was made by apple. -
1998 iMac
The iMac was the first computer to feature colour customization. It inspired other companies to do the same. -
BlackBerry
BlackBerries were the most popular smartphones, it had email, call, text, and some games. Unfortunately, iPhone and Android can to DOMINATE. -
Black Berry
The blackberry was very popular, they had everything a computer had. plus call and text. unfortunately, the iPhone took over. -
Blue Ray
Blue ray changes the tv storage world. It aloud tv shows, movies and videos on one tiny disk. -
Blu-Ray
The Blu-ray was a very cool piece of tech, it was a tv storage device. it stored all kinds of movies, tv shows and videos in a small plastic record-type thing. -
iPhone
The original iPhone was released in 2007 for $499 (4GB) and $599 (8GB). The device included a 2-megapixel camera, 3.5-inch 320 x 480 LCD screen, and sold over 30 million units. -
iPhone
The original iPhone was released in 2007 for $499 (4GB) and $599 (8GB). The device included a 2-megapixel camera, 3.5-inch 320 x 480 LCD screen, and sold over 30 million units. -
iPad
In 2010, the iPad ushered in an entirely new category of computing devices. it was a computer with no keyboard combined with a touchscreen iPhone. But it's simply just a large portable touchscreen. -
Instagram
Instagram is a very popular social media app. It's used for sharing photos of our everyday lives. it still is very popular. -
Chromebooks
Chromebooks were created to give an affordable computer for simple needs. now, many people in schools use Chromebooks because it is cheap but still powerful.