Imac Introduced - 1998
The imac came
with a 233MHz PowerPC 750 processor, 4GB hard drive, a
24x CD-ROM and 32MB of RAM.
First mammal cloned from an adult cell - 1998
Celeron Processors Developed - 1998
Windows 98 Released - 1998
Mr. Payroll; First ATM to cash checks - 1998
Furbies Went on sale - 1998
Sony Minidisk Recorder developed - 1998
Pentium III's Developed - 1999
AOL TV Started Under Development - 1999
Sony introduces Robotic Dog - 1999
Microsoft's optical IntelliMouse goes on sale Fall - 1999
Development of the AMD-Athlon processor - 1999
RIAA Sues Napster - 1999
Construction of the International Space Station began - 1998
On November 20th, 1998 the International Space Stations first Module was
on it's way. Launched from the United States, it marked the beginning of
what promises to shine new hope among the countries involved!!!
There are concerns though - as if it's safe, is there enough money, do we
really need one? Yes, I believe, is the answer to all of these questions!!
Even though having a space station is a grave risk, we would not put the
worlds finest astronauts at risk. There is always enough money, I think,
because with all of the governments together, we have more than enough.
And do we need one? Yes. I think that it will be a great thing to better the
relationships between the countries involved.
There have been a few problems with the station already, but they weren't
anything that could not be repaired. Everything should be working now as
they continue their building. The only thing we can do now is wait and watch!
