Past And Present Technology Then And Now

From phones to computers, calculators and the television, lets take a look at the history of technology in the past and how it compares to tech today.

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[kingpatty]

150 years later: back in the 2020s, a supercomputer used to occupy two tennis courts that operate at exaflops and costing $300 million, but now, we have implantable cheap neural computer devices that as small as a neuron can operate at 500 yottaflops and only cost $30.

[Rashed]

The whole video:
That tiny thing you see everywhere used to be this big

[kato_dsrdr]

Phones are really underrated. Imagine having a device in your hand that can calculate basically anything, show any information you need, can communicate to your friends, and have access to freaking all of the thousand years of humanity's knowledge..

[jorozz_]

1960: First Big Computer
2010: Bigger memory
2050: Easier coding
2100: Mind-reading computer
2500: Infinite storage
3000: Infinite battery

[ecyxtgi]

Awesome to see how far we've come in technology.
I can already imagine how soon in the future 1 TB computer hard disks will be considered low-storage disks lol.

[sealornodeal]

Apple has been requiring people to buy accessories since their first computer.

[germanname]

It's nice to see how far we've come with electronic technology, especially considering that it's a pity that people take a lot of stuff for granted these days.

[jillmarieyoung]

I’m proud that as a 90s kid growing up; technology has been shrinking so many times! Especially computers and TV! 📺💻🖥

[menethemene]

Man it feel good to look at the past and to see how far we’ve come 😊

[LUCKYMASON]

I can never forget the change of the Hard disk drives and floppy drives!

[austinevplab]

Just 2 years later and it’s already out of date on the high end of technology. Excellent video; it takes a lot of time & work to put something like this together. Thanks for posting.

[Offie-etzp]

I love to see how technology has evolved throughout the years. Thanks to the engineers and geniuses that we have and had in the past. It's so fascinating to see where it all came from and how it was built in the past. Such an amazing experience of knowledge.

[samsteffler]

People complain about smartphone prices now but imagine droppin 10k for a 20 minute call time giant bulky phone... it’s crazy how far we’ve come

[Darkshot_]

This is insane. We're literally living in a sci-fi world right now.

[aaronacquah]

I believe we owe gratitude to those who built the foundations for our improvements and hope to one-day also be appreciated by those who further build on our improvements

[jeffmalone]

I'm still amazed how storage has gotten so small (physically) and so large (capacity).

[novit]

5:45
Look on what she’s doing.


Literally nothing...

[Herowebcomics]

I am so glad tech has advanced this far!
I enjoyed my cassette tape collection, but my phone collection has more songs and I can carry it with me where ever I go!

[djdavemick]

Growing up in the 80s I:
Still washed dishes by hand
Had to roll up/down the garage door by hand
Used a non-electric typewriter
Used a rotary dial phone
hand wrote my music song lists
cooked popcorn on the stove top and cooked dinner in the oven (fried chicken and other frozen foods)
played vinyl records and later cassettes, without giving future of music storage a second thought

and yes...

still watched B&W TV.

How my life has changed in 35 years.

[deviandrianto]

Technology trully change our live. Amazing