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'''1914-18''' U.S. Sound manufacturers jump from 18-166 in number, increasing availability. | '''1914-18''' U.S. Sound manufacturers jump from 18-166 in number, increasing availability. | ||
'''1930s'''Disk Cutters are available in department stores and other public areas, allowing the consumer who cannot afford a home record cutter to create recordings of their voices. | '''1930s''' Disk Cutters are available in department stores and other public areas, allowing the consumer who cannot afford a home record cutter to create recordings of their voices. | ||
'''1940s'''Wire recorders were used to record transmitted sound to break codes during the War.''''''The use of wire recorders during the war increases consumer interest. | '''1940s''' Wire recorders were used to record transmitted sound to break codes during the War.''''''The use of wire recorders during the war increases consumer interest. | ||
'''1957'''Max Matthews of Bell Telephone Laboratories first develops the process to digitally code sound using a computer. | '''1957''' Max Matthews of Bell Telephone Laboratories first develops the process to digitally code sound using a computer. | ||
'''1950-74''' The race to put man in space created a greater need for digital devices that were self-contained and compact. PDAs, microprocessors, personal computers, microchips, and the Internet are developed. | '''1950-74''' The race to put man in space created a greater need for digital devices that were self-contained and compact. PDAs, microprocessors, personal computers, microchips, and the Internet are developed. | ||
== GENEALOGICAL APPLICATIONS == | == GENEALOGICAL APPLICATIONS == | ||