From Our Magazines
America's Civil War American History Armchair General Aviation History British Heritage Civil War Times MHQ Military History Vietnam Wild West World War IIMore On The Website
All History Topics Classifieds Partner Links Civil War Sesquicentennial
Our History Magazines
Order America's Civil War Order American History Order Aviation History Order British Heritage Order Civil War Times Order Military History Order MHQ Order Vietnam Order Wild West Order World War II Order Armchair GeneralSubscriber Services
Order a Subscription Give a Gift Renew Get Subscription Help
Loading ...
the microchip
The Transister
THE VIDEO TAPE OR DVD
I AM A SELF THOUGHT CINEMA HISTORIAN AND COLLECTOR
AND THIS IS A DREAM
As we are immersed in a vast universe of technology, it is virtually impossible to pick only one. I agree that all of the above have made a significant and positive contribution to my quality of life. To those I would have to add three, without which my life would have been poorer. First, in line with what Richard chose, I'd have to include the CD. (Damn I hated phonograph records!) And, on a medical front, I'd have to add the birth control pill and laperoscopc surgery. I know I could think of dozens more, but I'll leave it at that.
Lasik now i can see!!!
two-ply toilet paper!
The invention of an internal cardiac defibrillator.