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I remember one day, my dad lugged in this massive package through the door with the help of my next-door neighbor. It was an absolutely massive package for the time, and it costed nearly $1000. Now, every time I see it, sitting in that back corner of the basement, I laugh, thinking how could a box like that possibly cost more than the 55" 4k Television mounted on the wall. T.V.s have come a long way in the fifteen years that I've been alive, and they're only getting thinner and crisper, with even 8k displays being relatively affordable

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Take a look at the image on the left depicting Tomb Raider's main character, Lara Croft. On the far left of the image, she is pictured from the 1996 game, released for the Sega Saturn, PlayStation (1), and MS-DOS. The image on the far right is from the 2015 game, Rise of the Tomb Raider, and was released to the Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and P.C. The difference that 20 years makes is astounding. Polygons have turned into incredibly realistic faces and life-like mechanics. I remember the simplicity of playing Pokemon on my Nintendo DS as a kid, and to now be able to play games such as The Witcher, Forza Horizon 3, games that have beautiful environments and realistic sounds and mechanics.

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When I was young, I remember seeing my mom and dad with their flip phones, having to press the button three times just to type an 'R'. Now, there are no buttons and no flipping. These have been replaced by high-resolution screens and quality cameras on the back. Popularized by innovator Steve Jobs in 2007, touch screens became the new standard. The size of these screens increased over time, with flagship phones reaching 5.5" in screen size in 2016. These smart phones have also brought upon the downfall of dedicated buttons, with most having just a power button, a volume rocker, and typically a home button that utilizes a fingerprint sensor. In just my life alone, mobile phones have come a long way, and I'm sure that the computer in my pocket will continue to improve as time goes on.

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Steve Jobs: