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Its crazy to think that the first commercially available mp3 player was out over a decade ago. With its minimal memory, and ridiculous price! Check out how far we’ve come!
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It’s been an auspicious week for Apple and its much-touted wonder device. We thought it appropriate to take a look back at the history of the iPhone, its many iterations, and the cultural and economic contexts in which the various devices were introduced.
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If there was a company that is an essential part of any office environment, then it would be Canon. Developing not just cameras, but photocopiers, printers and computers, Canon has over the past 40 years made itself more than a manufacturer of cameras, but a leader in the business solutions market.
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It’s no secret that the last few years have been brutal for the banking industry. But nothing paints a better picture of the industry’s carnage than our latest infographic on bank closures over the past 10 years.
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This chart shows the historical Crude Oil prices in US dollars per barrel - 1861 onwards.
With the 2010 World Cup started, the hype keeps building every day. So with all the discussion focused on soccer, it’s time for the average American to educate themselves. If you aren’t sure where each team stands, or How the USA is looking, or who the best teams have been in the past, look no further.
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Throughout the history of civilization, one of the great fears of mankind has been large urban fires. When a city burns the loss of life and property damage can be horrific, but afterwards a city may rebuild and renew itself. Here are 6 of the most devastating examples.
Chinese love cars. They started to know western life on wheels by watching American movies. Since 1980 when China’s Opening and Reform adventure debuted, the auto number in the country has been growing constantly, from 1.78 million, 1980 to 64 million, 2009.
The demand will be respectively 140 million in 2015 and 217 million in 2020.
