Digi-tech

Both DVDs arrived shrink wrapped, intact & undamaged including the DVD cases. Zero issues & zero complaints. Both DVDs playback well. Keep up the good work!

modern marvels digi-tech arrived today it features all digital devices like digital handheld devices along with flat screen tvs and cds and mp3s and digital cameras and the first computer and dvd and video tape and the pda and mp4 and the difference between analog and digital and dvr and the digital set top box and portable music devices

This has no reference to blurays, smartphones and flat screeds. There is also a lot of references of men worshiping the TV and comparing size of portable electronics

I should have paid attention to the date!

Very nice product. I strongly recommend it and you will love it too. I am very happy with it because its very good.

This particular DVD traced digital technology back to the early 1940's and the first high speed computer. It further goes to compares regular Televisions and HDTV. Very educational.

Ace Hardware stopped calling itself "the place for the helpful hardware man" and starting saying "helpful hardware folk." More and more, gender-neutrality is a sign of gender-inclusion. Well, this doc doesn't speak about "consumers" liking new gadgets; it's speaks of guys' liking them. This work definitely assumes that toys are for boys. The work implies that MIT has many female students, which I find surprising, but otherwise this film is very male-oriented. (And a bit hetero-centered too. At one point, they suggest a man is buying a camera to tape/capture an attractive woman. However, the man is a powerful, burly guy and one can imagine that he was chosen for the scene because guys might like him and his burliness.)This work had interesting stuff. It explains why TVs are moving from analog to digital. It says, "Well, if you think MP3 is exciting, know that scientists are working on MP4." Still, this work says much about technology that lovers of technology would already know. This was an intro course, rather than a seminar.Something upset me here. One interviewee bends a DVD in all kinds of ways and implies, "See! DVDs never break!" Poppycock! If you receive red envelopes, then you know full well that DVDs can break or crack. Remember what people said about the Titanic before its tragic end.