12 January 2005 from Cape Canaveral launched the device Deep Impact. The purpose of the mission was NASA’s study of comet Tempel 1. Deep Impact became the first phone in history to have ever dropped on the comet probe, rammed its surface and photographed at close range. As a result of the collision and explosion of the comet stood out a little water and a lot of dust. This suggests that the comet consisted not of ice, as was originally intended. In addition, find release carbon dioxide and organic compounds. After the flyby of comet Tempel the unit itself Deep Impact remains operational and NASA sent him to the comet 103P/Hartley near where he flew on 4 November 2010. The equipment on the ship found an unusual jets of gas and dust, and infrared spectrum, scientists have found that these eruptions consist of subliminoso carbon dioxide, which is mixed with snow and ice. The last time the device was released on bond August 8, 2013, and September 20, NASA announced the completion of the mission. Perhaps, Deep Impact would be served and again, but because of a failure in a computer program, the unit has lost orientation in space.
Deep Impact
12 January 2005, Samsung announced the invention of the telephone, which responds to motion in space. The model received product name SCH-S310 and was the first such device. Similar technologies have been in development at IBM and Microsoft, but Samsung’s ahead of the curve. The Koreans assumed that this feature will be very popular and people very quickly learn to use it. They assumed that it will be possible to dial without the keyboard, and drawing figures in the air. In fact, inside was a 6-axis accelerometer, which is now in almost all smartphones. And here are the numbers we dialed on the keypad, and dial, just touch it now. Alas, development and ideas of the Korean developers have not succeeded, but now an accelerometer is used for many other things, for example, in all sorts of fitness programs.
Samsung SCH-S310
12 January 2006 came the first iMac Intel. Before that, Apple used IBM PowerPC. The new model was equipped with Intel Core Duo and worked on Mac OS X. as a bonus to the new computer as a gift was updated iLife’06, which were iPhoto, GarageBand, iDVD, iMovie HD and iWeb. The new iMac line worked on graphics ATI Radeon X1600, had 512 MB of RAM DDR2, hard disk 500 GB and optical drive SuperDrive with support for VD. In addition, there were Ethernet adapters, AirPort Extreme and Bluetooth 2.0 module, outside of the computer has 5 USB ports, two FireWire 400 and mini-DVI output port.
iMac 2006 Intel Core Duo