EUVL and mobiles
Mobile telephones today have become one of the most popular devices to own in recent times. With a penetration rate of over 60% in Australia, and over 75% in another dozen major countries, mobile phones have become an ever increasingly popular product. Two years ago Australia had approximately 5 million mobile accounts, now the number is closer to 12 million. The popularity of mobile phones has sky rocketed not only allowing a user the simple task of calling some one, but numerous other tasks including SMS (Short message service), games, memos and even data storage including MP3's. The sheer penetration rate of mobile phones has coaxed me into choosing this topic as my present tech.The first ever generation of mobile phones were developed on the thought of making a “car phone” in 1947. The idea didn’t really take off due to the lack of technology and the idea was scrapped. The FCC (Federal communications committee) in the United States was blamed for the gap between the concept of the mobile phone and the availability of the service to the general public. Since then though, technology has travelled and exploded in leaps and bound, and it wasn’t long before Tokyo in 197 had the first commerc
Popularity and need? - Should people get one? Why should they get one? Do their friends have one? Do they need to contact people away from home? The product wont look very different to a current CPU, possibly bigger but very similar.
Some topics in this essay:
Kevin Bonsor,
EUVL EUVL,
FCC Federal,
SMS SMS,
John Scourias,
Intel EUVL,
IPT Mobile,
SMS Short,
Jeff Tyson,
Siemens SL45i,
mobile phones,
mobile phone,
ten times,
generation mobile phones,
faster memory,
sim card,
emergency service,
product products,
short message,
current cpu,
sms short message,
short message service,
choosing topic,
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Approximate Word count = 2289
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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