Microsoft has had an operating system out since the 80s and have had a long history involving their operating system. As you watch through time as Microsoft has developed in their operating system, you can see too how the computer hardware has evolved as well. We went from Microsoft dos, a very basic operating system, to a visual Microsoft operating system with Microsoft 1.0. Then the ever popular Windows 3.1 to the now superior Windows 7. While things haven’t changed dramatically since Windows 95, regarding the look of the operating system, the technology in the way we communicate has changed dramatically.

There are a couple youtube videos out there that timeline the entire way that Microsoft has evolved from beginning to current day.
The first video takes a look from Microsoft Windows 1.0 all the way to the current version

Yes another video that shows you Windows 1.0 to Windows 7

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I haven’t taken a look at this yet, but it looks promising. Anyway, since the report is free, what do you have to lose?

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What about a translator that can translate languages and send it back to you as text? New glasses will translate languages and read the translation in your language as text on a screen. As switched.com wrote about the language translator “the microphone picks up the conversation, and then transmits it to a small computer around the wearer’s waist. The computer sends the data to a server which does the actual translating. The freshly baked translation then comes back and is displayed as text on the retinal-display. ”

Unfortunately this system really isn’t fast enough to translate languages on the fly. You’ll probably have to ask the person to speak slower. Still this is a step in the right direction and probably going to have all of us looking goofy when we travel in the near future.

There is a new augemented reality game that could come out next year in which gamers will be able to race real race car drivers right in their own home.  This game uses some augmented reality, and real video captured from the track to create seamless real gameplay. 

For some time now, Real Time Race has been developing a system that places players side-by-side with the drivers in real races.  This could take interactive gaming and television to the next level allowing people to race in real sporting events in everything from downhill sking to car racing or maybe even bicycling. 

Most of the video about augmented reality racing is in dutch, but enough is in English to get the general idea…