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Gadget for nothing: how low prices for modern technology will fall?
MP3 player. The first portable MP3 player appeared in March 1998 and was released by the Korean company SaeHan Information Systems. A device called Eiger Labs MPMan F10 had 32 MB of memory. Music lovers, who thought that this volume was not enough, could send the player to the manufacturer and for some 69 dollars get the player already with fabulous 64 MB. This memory was only enough for 12-15 songs. The price of the world’s very first MP3 player was $ 250. Today it is difficult to find a player with similar characteristics, but even the most modern iPod Nano with a 2.5-inch touch screen, only 5.4 mm thick and 16 GB of memory will cost 1,500 hryvnia.
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The most interesting facts about mobile phones
As you know, a mobile phone is firmly entrenched in the life of a modern person, and not only a modern one, for any granny who doesn’t really know how to use it. Every month there are new models of phones that cause some people to be really enthusiastic and, accordingly, hype.
Of course, this was not always the case, before, in general, much was different, as regards mobile phones, and today we will talk about this in more detail. In particular, you will find out who made the very first mobile phone call, and indeed the most interesting facts about mobile phones.
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Nokia 808 PureView Review with 41MP Camera!
The Nokia 808 PureView smartphone became a real sensation at the February exhibition in Barcelona: a camera, unprecedented in mobile devices, and all this, together with a morally outdated OS, with no small dimensions and weight. The model turned out to be unusual. It may not be a sales hit, but it will enter its name in the history of the development of mobile technology as the first phone with a 41-megapixel sensor.
The smartphone came to us for testing before the start of official sales and only for a couple of days. Due to time constraints, some aspects of the Nokia 808 PureView were left “overboard”: for example, we could not verify the autonomous operation of the device in different modes. Continue reading
