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78-rpm records
Used from 1898 to 1950. On a record player a record plays at a speed of 78 revolutions per minute. The most common size for a record was 10 inch and 12 inch in diameter. They were most commonly made out of or coated with, shellac. -
8 Track-tapes
8 Track-Tapes are commonly known as the eight track cartridge. They are magnetic tape sound recording technology that stores audio. To listen to these tapes you put them into your radio like a modern day CD. Eight Track-Tapes were most popular in the 1960`s to the mid 1970`s when the compact cassette took over. -
Floppy disk
The Floppy Disk was created in 1967 but was most popular in 1970`s and 1980`s. They are three main sizes of a Floppy Disk, the 8 inch, the 5.25 inch and the 3.5 inch. The larger the disk the older the design of the disk. A Floppy disk is retrieved into a computer and are formerly used to store computer data. -
GPS
GPS stands for Global Positioning system. It is a worldwide radio navigation system that uses 24 satellites placed in their stations around Earth. The first satellite for the GPS was launched in 1978. The first GPS was made in 1995 and since then has progressed to be more sufficient and easier to use. -
Apple IPhone
The Apple IPhone is a line of smart phones designed and marketed by Apple Inc. To retrieve information on an IPhone you use the ICloud. The phone was sold for $499 to $599 depending on amount of GB. Since 2007 and the first IPhone their has been 9 generations of IPhones made and over 72 million sold.
