Tech Highlights for 2004!
The year is coming to a close and it’s only appropriate that we reflect on months past. 2004 has been a year of peaks and valleys for the technology industry. Scandals and global war have wreaked havoc on the stock market and private enterprise.
Nevertheless, 2004 hasn’t been without its fair share of technological breakthroughs. Computers continue to improve exponentially, and medical advancements cast a light on our future.
Listen in as Ken, Brandon, and Chad reminisce the passing year.
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Original Air Dates: Dec 18, 2004 / Dec 19, 2004
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- The year of lost identities.
- The word of the year!
- 2004 PC vendors survey!
- The year of digital cinema.
- Say goodbye to the VCR.
- 2004 in review.
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