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Remember when mobile phones were too big to fit in your pocket, and you had to pull up the antenna to get a signal? What about that daisy wheel printer, or that DEC Rainbow that could boot in multiple OSes including DOS. It's all at the D&H Distributing technology museum in the lobby of the company's headquarters in Harrisburg, Pa. But no need to drop what you are doing right now. Channel Insider will take you on a quick tour through technology then and now.

Remember Those? A Trip Through Technology Then and Now - NOW: HP TouchSmart PC


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NOW: HP TouchSmart PC

The new HP TouchSmart family of PCs, announced in June 2008, lets users access information by tapping or sweeping their fingers on the screen. The machine is aimed at consumers, with features for music, photos and Web access. The TouchSmart IQ504 machine boasts a 22-inch screen and is powered by Intel's Core 2 duo processor. Integrated graphics and 4GB of RAM round out the package.



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  1. Remember Those? A Trip Through Technology Then and Now
  2. THEN: DEC Rainbow
  3. NOW: HP TouchSmart PC
  4. THEN: IBM 1620 Data Processor
  5. NOW: Intel Modular Server
  6. THEN: IBM 2321 Data Cell Drive
  7. NOW: Seagate FreeAgent Pro
  8. THEN: Motorola DynaTac 8000X
  9. NOW: Nokia E61i GSM Smart Phone
  10. THEN: HP 9871A Daisy-Wheel Printer
  11. NOW: Brother MFC-7820N
  12. THEN: S. Cameron Street Corporate HQ
  13. NOW: Corporate Headquarters on N. 7th Street