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Future - Today's processors are made from silicon, which itself is fashioned from one of the most abundant materials on earth: sand. But as it gets harder and harder to make ever more miniature circuits – processor technology has moved from 90nm fabrication in the mid-2000s to 14nm now, with that predicted to shrink further to a barely believable 7nm or even 5nm by 2021 – chipmakers are looking for alternatives; not just materials, but maybe even biological components.

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Future -  Ten years from now the music industry will change significantly due to the rise of streaming, the proliferation of digital distribution, the marginalization of terrestrial radio, the rise of cloud-based personalization with artificial intelligence and machine-learning algorithms fed by Big Data, and the emergence of new distribution channels such as social media and virtual reality.

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Present - In 1993 Intel releases the Pentium processor on March 22 1993. The processor is a 60 MHz processor, incorporates 3.1 million transistors and sells for $878.00. The first modern day computer was developed in the mid-20th century, though the concept of computer(computador) and various similar machines existed before

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Past - Baron Jons Jackob Berzelius discovers silicon  (Si), which today is the basic component of processors. Then  Nikola Tesla patents electrical logic circuits called "gates" or "switches".

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Present - Bluetooth speakers, earphones, headphones
ITunes, Google Music, SoundCloud, Youtube, Spotify, Pandora

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Future - We will have better comfortably, smoother travel, more tv's installed, easier way's of flying, and we will arrive faster with faster planes.

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Past - Sep 27 1887 First flat record player
Nov 23 1889 First Jukebox
Jun 20 1900 Flat Disks > Jun 28 1912 Disk Recordings > Oct 27 1913 First Disk Player
May 19 1912 First Radio Station
Jul 12 1924 Electronic Records

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Present - Today we have aircraft that is able to transport hundreds of people at once at super fast speeds.

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Future -  Appliances of the future include smart technologies that will be able to tell what type of ingredient it is in touch with thus providing nutritious information and recipes.

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Past - On December 17, 1903, in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, brothers Wilbur and Orville Wright soared into history as inventors of the first successful airplane. In 1902 they created a glider, the Wright brothers were no longer content to merely add to the growing body of aeronautical knowledge; they were going to invent the airplane

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Present - Multi-use appliances
Ready to make meals in boxes

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Future -  The future of print is not very bright, in my opinion I do not believe that print will be a part of the future because there will be no need for anything printed. While the print industry is suffering it is predicted that applications like eBook, iBook, and audio book are expected to increase vastly. In a few years newspapers, books, and advertisements will all be created and made only for online.

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Present - The telegraph was the first major milestone in the development of communication technology because it led to many of the things we use today and its similar to techniques we use today.  Expansion in this past technology has made it possible for many of the things we use today, such as telephones, radio, cable television, Internet, and mobile phones.

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Past -  In the United Kingdom, prior to 1840 the postal system was expensive, confusing and seen as corrupt. Letters were paid for by the recipient rather than the sender, and were charged according to the distance the letter had travelled and the number of sheets of paper it contained.

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Past - Fire, they used fire to roast things to eat

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Future - Lasers that burn any intruder. Maybe even robots that patrol our house and stop people form breaking and entering.

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Present - Now we have technology that will alert us or the authority about an intrusion, we also have barbed wire to stop any intruders. We have lock's to stop them from getting in. And we also have guns to protect ourselves while in our homes. Camera's that record what goes on in the house to have footage of an intruder.

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Past - People would build castles and have army's protect them, with motes around the castle to stop invaders, or they would have hounds patrol the area around them too guard there house.

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Future - Maybe the theater will surpass digital copy of the movies?

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Present - Now we can watch movies at the theater, on our smartphones, on TV, and on our computers digitally.
Movie watching present day has became so easy because of how abundant movies are and how easy they are to start watching.

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Future -  Quantum computing – the introduction of physics into the field of computer science
Computers are going to become very tiny, the size of an atom. Nano-computing, that you might swallow inside a pill and that will then learn about your illness and set about curing it; that can be used for biological computing as well, where we can print parts of the body.

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Present -  A Novartis chief announced that the digital contact lens patented by Google would become available in 2016. It will measure blood glucose from tears, it is supposed to change diabetes treatment and management.  It could help medical students do dissections for many hours a day from any angles without the formaldehyde smell.

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Past - 1250  Roger Bacon constructed the first magnifying glass. They are crucial in surgery.
Dec 31 1815  René Laënnec, a French physician, invented the stethoscope, a trumpet-shaped wooden tube, to examine a very fat woman whose heart he could not hear by pressing his ear to her chest.
Dec 31 1841  Dr. Crawford W. Long performed the first operation using diethyl ether as an anesthetic. He pressed an ether-soaked towel against the patient's face to put him to sleep, then removed one of two tumors from his neck.
Brain Waves -  Dec 31 1894 electroencephalogram
X-Ray - 1895

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Past - 1905, John P. Harris and Harry Davis opened the first "movie theater" at five-cents-admission movie theater.  By 1908 there were thousands. They did this with slides that would be projected out of a camera onto a white surface

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Future - I think camera's will continue to expand. Maybe we will have camera's that can see through stuff or maybe every person will have there own google glass to just take pictures with a blink of an eye.

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Future - Future computers might use atoms, dna or light. Quantum computers
Moore's Law - The number of transistors on a chip roughly doubles every two years as their cost goes down.

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Present - Sense the start of the 21st century taking a photo has become so easy to the point were its just 1 click of a button with your Smart phone. Every present day phone has some sort of camera already in it. With the improvement of Camera's we are able to take better quality pictures with a higher resolution. Our camera's are so powerful that we are able to take pictures of planets in space.

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Present -  Building a computer into the watch form factor has been attempted many times but since the release of the Apple Watch in 2015. Incorporating a version of Apple's iOS operating system, as well as sensors for environmental and health monitoring, the Apple Watch was designed to be incorporated into the Apple environment with compatibility with iPhones and Mac Books.

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Past -  The Z3, an early computer built by German engineer Konrad Zuse working in complete isolation from developments elsewhere, uses 2,300 relays, performs floating point binary arithmetic, and has a 22-bit word length. The Z3 was used for aerodynamic calculations but was destroyed in a bombing raid on Berlin in late 1943.

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Past -  the earliest known surviving photograph made in a camera, was taken by Joseph Nicéphore Niépce in 1826 or 1827.   George Eastman  got inspired by this invention and created and manufactured paper film in 1885