In the 1965 when IBM released the first word processor, people didn’t realize that the typing machine time was up, and this new technology as simple as it is viewed now, was the start of the digital revolution. From the conventional encyclopedia to the classical tape player, all our working and entertainment tools has been upgraded to fit and be managed by one powerful machine with an operating system so simple and practical that it can be used by virtually anyone.

When the Apple II : the first computer to uses graphics, was introduced in 1977, many Graphic and printing industries saw the need for moving from the conventional artist to draw a sketch or a flyer to the computer specialist who can make the work twice as good and in half the time, Six years later the compact disk took the sound and music to another level, 75% clearer than an

y tape or record, lighter and convenient, a 150 GB of space, the CD is the most used data storage in the World, but that wasn’t enough for the computer scientists they had to come up with something even more sophisticated; the DVD shows up in 1996, it can hold many times what a CD is able to store, but it is mostly used in the Movie business where it is replacing the old massive VHS tape.

The dark chamber concept that evolved into the photographic camera is also being replaced slowly but surely by the Digital camera, more and more people in the photography business are using it because it simple, fast, and doesn’t require the use of film, the picture is customizable and can be deleted directly from the camera.

In 2002 computers are getting faster and more complex, yet cheaper and easier to use, the World Wide Web is more readily available, school systems as well as government offices and bu

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