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Nokia 6070 released.
*It featured a camera, voice recording and FM radio.
(Today’s phones have bigger screens, more colour and designed to look good by having touch screens and near to no buttons.) Did you know? Previous phones to the Nokia 6070 also had attached cords and antennas. -
Born
I weighed 2.5kg. My mum named me after my Grandma. -
My 1st Birthday
Mum made it Minnie mouse themed. -
First generation Iphone
*Similar to IPhone’s phone now only a lot bigger.
(Today’s IPhone has a software which is much more advanced, the thickness of the phone is no longer like a remote control in the palm of your hands.) Did you know? 20million Generation 1 IPhones were sold. -
My first time going to Movie World
I saw bugs bunny and went on the marry go round. -
First 1.5 Terabyte hard drive released by Seagate.
*The bigger and better storage solution.
(Today’s hard drives are sleek potable packs, with some being the size of a smartphone. This one however is about the size of the Nokia 6070.) Did you know? The first ever product to be released by Seagate was in 1980, the 5MB ST-506 hard drive. -
Dyson Air Multiplier released.
*The bladeless fan.
(Even though there are no external blades there are still internal blades inside the base of the fan; this is where the air is circulated before being forced up into the ring.) Did you know? This idea first came from Toshiba in 1981. -
I was a flower girl
Mum's sister aunty Mia got married. It was a beach wedding. -
First overseas trip
Mum said this was her first time flying since she had me. It was my first time on a plane. Mum said I was the best behaved baby on our way there and back! I don't remember much but mum told me we went to Malaysia and saw the Petronas Twin Towers. -
4th generation IPod shuffle
*It has a storage capacity of 2GB and a larger control pad.
(Being able to clip hundreds of music to the sleeve of your shirt has never been so fashionable. This tiny compact device is still popular today.) Did you know?
Petronas Twin Towers opened in 1999 by the 4th Prime Minister of Malaysia) -
LG Door-in-door refrigerator release.
*Australia’s first door-in-door technology. (A designed dual access door system featuring a unique panel that can open simply with the push of a button, the technology reveals an unexpected new space to store and organise their food and drinks.)
Did you know? LG began as two separate companies in South Korea. The “L” being Lucky (Korea’s first company to join the plastics industry) and the “G” being Goldstar (an electronics company). However in 1997 they re -
Luke was born
My baby brother Luke was born.
On our way to the hospital dad took me to the shops; we bought mum some flowers and i got Luke his first teddy bear. -
IPad mini release.
*A smaller alternative to the IPad.
(This model was the first of the mini generation, with only 512 MB of built in RAM.) Did you know? The Opera House was built 1973 and cost $102 Million dollars. -
I Visited Grandma in Sydney
i went to see the Sydney Opera House. -
PlayStation 4 released.
*An eighth generation video game console.
(The best of all game consoles, its look and variety of games is amazing.) Did you know? PS4 has a share button that lets you stream video game content to other devices and as of March 2015 20.2 Million PS4 consoles have been sold worldwide. -
My 7th Birthday
i got a playstation 4 for my birthday. It had only just came out. -
We got a brand new car
it is a Volkswaon Golf -
Surface Pro 3 released.
*Microsoft’s first integration of software with hardware.
(The Surface range is a combination of tablet meets laptop meets computer. It’s small enough to carry in a handbag but big enough to store all files. Did you know? The Volkswagen Golf has been around since 1974 as a replacement for the VW Beetle. -
IWatch released.
*Apple creates its’ first ever watch.
(This is a really cool invention that can be used both as a phone and watch. It’s everything wrapped around your wrist.) Did you know? Sony also released a wearable device; the SW2 Sony Smart Watch 2 in 2013. -
Term 3 of Year 3
i began my project
