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10 Forgotten People Who Nearly Changed The Course Of History - Vimarsana News

10 Forgotten People Who Nearly Changed The Course Of History

History turns on a billion tiny moments. Thanks to luck or errors of judgment, a man like John Wilkes Booth can walk into Lincoln’s theater box and change

The History of Electronics, Pt1 - October 2023 - Silicon Chip Online - Vimarsana News

The History of Electronics, Pt1 - October 2023 - Silicon Chip Online

Who laid the groundwork for modern technology? Modern inventions like transistors, ICs and wireless communications didn’t come out of thin air; thousands of brilliant scientists and inventors had to discover every aspect of the electronic technology that made them possible over the last few hundred years. by Dr David Maddison

From floppy disks to cassette tapes: The obsolete technologies that will baffle modern generations - Vimarsana News

From floppy disks to cassette tapes: The obsolete technologies that will baffle modern generations

The fax machine will join a heap of other devices in the great electronic graveyard, including the floppy disk, the pager and the VHS cassette.

How Scottish inventor Alexander Bain's 1843 tech led to fax machines becoming universal - Vimarsana News

How Scottish inventor Alexander Bain's 1843 tech led to fax machines becoming universal

It was not until the 1960s, when American firm Xerox introduced the first modern fax machines for office use, that the devices were catapulted into the mainstream. Above: Xerox's LDX in 1964.

Origin of the evil, demonic Quetzalcoatlus revealed - Vimarsana News

Origin of the evil, demonic Quetzalcoatlus revealed

If you're a regular reader you'll have seen the recent article on those freaky, terrifying versions of the azhdarchid pterosaur Quetzalcoatlus from the 1970s and 80s. We looked at Guy Michel's version from 1979 and Richard Orr's spectacularly colourful rendition from 1984.