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The document outlines major technological developments that occurred in the 1990s including the introduction of the World Wide Web, growth of online services like Hotmail and eBay, transition to digital formats for music and cameras, and releases of early operating systems such as Windows 95, Mac OS X, Java, and Linux. Key computing developments were new processors from Intel, faster internet access through modems and DSL, and Apple launching the iMac which began changing personal computing.
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- 2. 90’s Technology World Wide Web is presented. Modems and DSL. Pentium processor is presented by Intel. Hotmail appears. Instant messaging becomes very popular. eBay, Amazon and other Web pages start appearing.
- 3. 90’s Technology Music changes. Digital cameras. Apple starts to change the world with the launch of the iMac. DVD media format is developed. IBM Personal Computers start using Microsoft Windows.
- 4. 90’s Technology Microsoft introduces 3 versions of Windows during the 90’s: Windows NT 3.1, Windows 95 an later Windows 98. Mac OS X was released in 1999. The important Web browsers start appearing. Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, etc.
- 5. 90’s Technology The Java programming language is developed by Sun Microsystems. Linux kernel is developed by Linus Torvalds in Finland.