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movies
Futuristic Movie Timeline: The Next Few Decades Will Be Eventful
Ever wondered when exactly we can expect the events from your favorite sci-fi movie to happen? Thanks to Dan Meth's awesome Futuristic Movie Timeline, you'll wonder no more. Ugh, only 4 more years 'til the Postman. Damn you, Costner! [Dan Meth]
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By Adam FrucciComment by Hello Mister Walrus: Most of that list is rubbish. We all know that this is the only plausible future for mankind: 20 Responses | Other threads
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laptops
Acer's 8-Hour Aspire Timeline Drops to $599, Available Now
Acer has finally made an honest product of its Aspire Timeline, so to speak, and Intel's brand-new ULV processors, designed for precisely these kinds of laptops, make a surprise appearance, pulling the base price down to $599, from $699. More » -
space
Lego Space Timeline Brings Back My Best Childhood Memories
Get ready for a trip to the past that rivals the visit to Lego's secret vault: All the Lego Space sets ever released in one single place, gallery after gallery of childhood memories. More » -
nintendo
The Definitive Game Boy Timeline
The Nintendo Game Boy—the most popular game console of all time—was born today, April 21, back in 1989. Here are its 20 years of history in a timeline that actually goes back to 1889. More »
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By Jesus Diaz
Comment by ElemenopEE: Should have compared it to the Sega Game Gear, which ALMOST destroyed it. 17 Responses | Other threads
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listening test
How We Listen: A Timeline of Audio Formats
Humans have been writing music for at least as long as we've been recording history. It was storing it that took a little more time. Here are all the ways we've done it to date: More »
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By John Herrman
Comment by CameraShoe_GitEmSteveDave: Please make sure to keep those 1877 wax recording cylinders away from this guy:+ Watch video 8 Responses | Other threads
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space
Timeline: The Evolution of the International Space Station
The ISS looked this way—with the fourth and final solar panel truss—as the space shuttle Discovery undocked yesterday. It's almost as big as a Corellian corvette, but there's still a long to do list: More »
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By Jesus Diaz
Comment by AlfredaAleus: and for all those trillions of dollars they have spent... what has it accomplished. Have they made one advancement... 4 Responses | Other threads
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mice
Logitech Timeline of Mousery is Full of Memories, Logitech Advertising
It's a piece of promotional material, but it raises memories: your first, imprecise mousings; excitement at the earliest wireless mouse, and subsequent realization that it was uselessly jittery. More »
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By John HerrmanComment by hephiber: As a designer, I'm actually shocked (in a happy way) that Logitech's logo hasn't changed for a long time. Bravo, Logitech,... 5 Responses | Other threads
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By Jesus DiazComment by LindsayJoy's MBP is into S+M: Just a personal favorite to add from UFO and! Insectoids! Ok I wont ramble... I present you with Alpha Draconis! ( Ok... 6 Responses | Other threads
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apple
7 Years of iPod: What You Paid and What You Got
With yesterday's refresh to Apple's iPod line, it was hard not to feel at least a little deja vu. I've been following new iPod announcements—which often come more than once a year—since 2001, when the first iPod showed up in stores for an astronomical $399. More »
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By John Herrman
Comment by Vroomtrap: What about the iPod Shuffle!!!??? 4 Responses | Other threads
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intel
Forty Years Of Intel: Interactive Timeline
This week marks the 40th anniversary of Intel, the people who likely made the CPU in your computer. To mark the occasion, the people at PC Magazine have put together a pretty comprehensive timeline showing every major generation of Intel processor from the first one to the current Core 2 Quad and Atom series processors. We've all used them at some point in our lives, and I remember my first Intel processor was a Pentium II running at a blazing 233MHz. I loved that laptop. What was your first Intel processor? Or which was your favorite? [PC Mag]
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By Matt HickeyComment by orphic1: named his desktop ThunderPrincess.: 486 dx all the way, oh how I miss the 15 minute boot up. more » | Other threads
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Bill Gates Timeline
The Bill Gates Timeline
Here it is, the definitive Bill Gates timeline. It may contain some bugs and lack some features, but it works: from his parents to the last day of his work at Microsoft, the Bill Gates timeline shows his personal and business adventure—on the top—in relation to the tech industry—on the bottom—as his company takes over it all.
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By Jesus DiazComment by EganCadiwampus: I used to be able to use my home pc to access my work computer. Now due to security... more » | Other threads
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obituary
Sony Trinitron Timeline Shows Why It Will Live Forever In Our Hearts
After 280 millions tubes sold, Trinitron will be officially dead this month. Few Sony inventions have had the same gravitational pull as their Trinitron display technology, perhaps only second to the Walkman. Trinitron became a synonym of the best quality TV sets and computer monitors on the planet, despite the thin cables that secured its aperture grille in place. This timeline shows TV history since 1873, how color TV became a reality in the '40s, and how Sony became the king of TV, with more than 100 million sets sold by 1994, to later fall under the weight of plasma and LCD technologies: More » -
requiem
The Analog Cellphone Timeline
As of today, the analog cellphone is no more. Here's the complete timeline of its development, since Greece in 490BC to February 18, 2008, the day in which networks are no longer obligated to provide with analog cellphone coverage. Click to see the huge, high definition version. More » -
lego
LEGO Brick Timeline: 50 Years of Building Frenzy and Curiosities
The LEGO brick turns 50 at exactly 1:58 p.m. today, January 28, 2008. This timeline shows these 50 years of building frenzy by happy kids and kids-at-heart, all the milestones from the LEGOLAND themed sets to TECHNIC and MINDSTORMS NXT, as well as all kinds of weird curiosities about the most famous stud-and-tube couple system in the world. Jump to zoom in and tell us what was your first LEGO in the comments (check can also check our best LEGO sets in history article.) More »
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By Jesus Diaz
Comment by schioldann: LEGO knop's! I love Lego and I have passed the passion on to my kids - check their creativity here: [jandf-world.blogspot.com] Best toy... more » | Other threads
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timeball history
100 Years of Tech in the Times Square New Year's Ball
Most of us know the Times Square Ball as the symbol of the new year, fresh starts and the last moment of celebration before you puke up cheap champagne. But it's also an interesting gadget, so to speak, changing with the times alongside consumer trends. So for its 100th birthday, we've made a mega timeline (click for mega pic) to show the ball through its various tech fashions. And it's pretty neat. Yes, we just said neat. More »
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By Mark Wilson
Comment by ChrisFu: The first HID headlamps were actually in the 1991 BMW 7 series, not in 1993 more » | Other threads
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