Modern technology

Modern technology

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Abduraxmonov Davron
Tourism 2-3 group

• The advantages that modern technology has brought to human life are extremely important and have made it possible to make every action in his life faster, simpler and more efficient; however, it also brought some disadvantages; so today we see and find his every move in favor

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• Technology is the application of knowledge to reach practical goals in a specifiable and reproducible way.[1] The word technology may also mean the product of such an endeavor.The use of technology is widely prevalent in medicine, science, industry, communication, transportation, and daily life. Technologies include physical objects like utensils or machines and intangible tools such as software.

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• The history of the development of the telephone In 1876, in the laboratory of American inventors Bell and Watson, the world's first oldest telephone, the magnetic telephone, was born. After that, the telephone went through a general electric type, the current button-type electronic dial type, and various feature phones appeared one after the other. For example: answering phone, cordless phone, silent phone, PBX, video phone, coin phone, magnetic card phone, etc.

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• Kompyuter davri bizning hayotimizga nisbatan yaqinda kirib keldi. Taxminan 100 yil oldin, odamlar kompyuter nima ekanligini bilishmagan, garchi uning eng uzoq o'tmishdoshi abak miloddan avvalgi 3000 -yillarda qadimgi Bobilda paydo bo'lgan. Birinchi raqamli hisoblash mashinasini ixtiro qilgan birinchi odam 1642 yilda Blez Paskal edi. Hammasi shu kashfiyotdan boshlandi ... Geometrik progressiyada insoniyat kompyuter davriga intildi, tobora murakkab funktsiyalarni bajaradigan kompyuterlarni yaratdi. Va 1938 yilda birinchi prototip mexanik dasturlashtiriladigan Z1 mashinasi yaratildi, uning asosida 1941 yilda o'sha odam zamonaviy kompyuterning barcha xususiyatlariga ega bo'lgan Z3 birinchi hisoblash mashinasini yaratdi. Birinchi mexanik kompyuterni yaratgan nemis muhandisi Konrad Zuse edi.

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• There are currently modern types of computers. There are Lenovo, macbook, sony, acer and other types.

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• The history of the watch The earliest history of watches dates back to BC. At first, people used stones, fire, sun, water and even sand to measure time. These periods mainly go back to 2000 BC. It wasn't until 1275 that the era of modern clocks began, with the invention of the first mechanical clock in England. From this period until now, the watches that we see have had their most perfect appearance and mechanism.

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• Currently, the most expensive watches are definitely "Swiss watch" that is made in Switzerland. The most advanced brands such as Patek Philippe, Rolex, Tissot have been producing watches for at least a century. Watches such as Timex, Polo, G-Shosk, Citizen are produced in other countries and have a relatively lower price. For example, high-ranking people, businessmen use watches such as Patek Philippe, Rolex, Breitling, and members of the flight crew prefer to use Sasio watches, which are specially made for pilots. In fact, the important thing is not the brand of the watch, but its appearance, comfort and how helpful it can be to the owner.

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• At the end of the 19th century, the automobile industry emerged in France, Germany, the United States, and Great Britain. During the 20th century, this industry except for the above countries. It has also developed in Japan, Italy, Russia, Canada, Sweden and other countries [1]. On average, 70-100 million cars are produced in the world every year, of which 9-10 million are trucks, 1.4-1.7 million are buses, and the rest are passenger cars. In the production of passenger cars, the US car monopolies "General Motors" (3.4), "Ford" (4.0), "Chrysler" (1.4) produce 23.6% of the total passenger cars produced in the world, Japan's " Toyota" (3.6), "Honda" (1.9), "Nissan" (2.1) monopolies, German "Volkswagen" (2.0), "Opel" (1.7), French "Renault" (1.6), Italian companies "Fiat" (1.9) are leaders in the production of light cars. Starting from the 80s of the 20th century, automobile concerns began to merge into international concerns in order to gain a larger place in the automobile sales markets, reduce the cost of products, and raise their quality to a higher level. For example, the "Ford" concern included the departments of the Japanese "Mazda", the English "Jaguar", the Swedish "Volvo" concerns that produce cars. "Volkswagen" merged with "Seat" of Spain, "Audi" of Germany, and "Skoda" of the Czech Republic. This process continues to this day.

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