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Five 1990s Inventions That We Still Use Everyday

Arvindh Yuvaraj

23-Jun-17 11:00

Five 1990s Inventions That We Still Use Everyday

The 1990s saw a massive technological shift that sparked the beginning of the super-integrated digital age that we live in today. But how many of the great digital-age inventions from that decade do we still regularly use today? On this episode, we take a look at 90s digital age inventions that have not only shaped the world we live in today, but that we also on a daily basis.


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