Uow301 communication module_presentation
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This document discusses reasons for the evolution of wallets. Wallets evolved to fill the need for a portable item that could hold essential items like money and cards, as other items like purses and bags are too bulky to carry everywhere conveniently. A wallet evolved as it fits in one's pocket and allows one to keep all needed items together in a compact space that can be accessed anywhere.
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- 5. Reason for the evolution
- 7. You cant take iteverywhereyou want!.
- 8. Admit it! Its hard to carry around.
- 9. Cant use it everywhere you want
- 10. Think of something that fits into your pocket ……………….Like a wallet!
- 11. All you need is inside your pocket
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- Industry maneuversCompaq bested IBM in 1986 by releasing the Deskpro 386, the first desktop to use Intel's latest 80386 chip, giving the PC as much speed and power as some of the older mainframes and minicomputers, according to the Computer History Museum. In 1987 IBM caught up to the 386 world and released the OS/2 operating system as a replacement for DOS, enabling the use of a mouse with IBM machines.
- The first notebooksLaptops thin enough to be called "notebooks" started appearing in the late 1980s. Compaq helped pioneer this market in 1989 with the LTE and LTE 286, which included built-in hard disk and floppy disk drives and performance similar to desktop models.
- Netbooks, tablets and the worlds thinnest notebookThin is in with todays desktops. Netbooks give users a small, cheap device optimized for wireless Internet access and low power consumption. Tablet computers with touch screens, not to mention the iPhone, make computing on the go easier than ever. And for those people who arent happy unless they can fit their laptop inside a manila folder, Apple developed the MacBook Air, dubbed the "world's thinnest notebook."
- Cant take pc everywhere, so u need something compact..with same performance