Thursday, December 9, 2010
Monday, December 6, 2010
Here are some pictures of some buildings, computers, lab-tops, cell-phones, news events to help the cast get to know 2004 a little bit better.
· Released in 2004, the Motorola RAZR cell phone became a social phenomenon in the United States, grabbing 6.2% of US phone sales in the fourth quarter of 2004. It wasn’t simply a phone; it was a fashion statement and accessory, a cultural icon for the cool.
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· The report finds that 75 percent of teens between the ages of 12 and 17 now have cell phones, up from 45 percent in 2004. And the number who say they text-message daily has shot up to 54 percent from 38 percent in just the past 18 months.
The survey, which was conducted with scholars from the University of Michigan, finds the typical American teen sends 50 texts a day, and a sizable number send double that or more. Some teens text their parents, though most youngsters say they prefer to speak with them by phone.
The long awaited World Health Organization Interphone study of more than 5,000 brain tumors that occurred between 2000-2004 and cell phone use failed to deliver a knock-out punch. This thirteen country report found what every study that has ever examined people who have used phones for a decades or more has determined - top users of cell phones had a doubled risk of malignant tumors of the brain.
Disturbing…right?
Click Image to Enlarge. ”Cell phones” by Chris Jordan
Photographed at a landfill in Orlando, 2004
Singapore, July 30, 2004 - Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd, Computer Systems Division (South and Southeast Asia Regional Headquarters) today announced the availability of the PORTÉGÉ R150 lightweight petite notebook computer.
Acer Aspire 4315-2004 Notebook PC - Intel Celeron new
2004: Apple PowerBook G4
okay...for some reason i was unable to uploud any pictures. sorry about that.
mehheee
· Released in 2004, the Motorola RAZR cell phone became a social phenomenon in the United States, grabbing 6.2% of US phone sales in the fourth quarter of 2004. It wasn’t simply a phone; it was a fashion statement and accessory, a cultural icon for the cool.
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· The report finds that 75 percent of teens between the ages of 12 and 17 now have cell phones, up from 45 percent in 2004. And the number who say they text-message daily has shot up to 54 percent from 38 percent in just the past 18 months.
The survey, which was conducted with scholars from the University of Michigan, finds the typical American teen sends 50 texts a day, and a sizable number send double that or more. Some teens text their parents, though most youngsters say they prefer to speak with them by phone.
The long awaited World Health Organization Interphone study of more than 5,000 brain tumors that occurred between 2000-2004 and cell phone use failed to deliver a knock-out punch. This thirteen country report found what every study that has ever examined people who have used phones for a decades or more has determined - top users of cell phones had a doubled risk of malignant tumors of the brain.
Disturbing…right?
Click Image to Enlarge. ”Cell phones” by Chris Jordan
Photographed at a landfill in Orlando, 2004
Singapore, July 30, 2004 - Toshiba Singapore Pte Ltd, Computer Systems Division (South and Southeast Asia Regional Headquarters) today announced the availability of the PORTÉGÉ R150 lightweight petite notebook computer.
Acer Aspire 4315-2004 Notebook PC - Intel Celeron new
2004: Apple PowerBook G4
okay...for some reason i was unable to uploud any pictures. sorry about that.
mehheee
Sunday, December 5, 2010
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