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Unas fotos valen más que unas palabras… http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/08/remembering_the_divide.html MeneameDivúlgameDivobloggerBitacorasRedditDeliciousGoogle BuzzFacebookTwitter
Today’s picture shows one of the first “portable” computers, and it could be considered the first “laptop”. The computer is the Osborne 1, and it came out in 1981. The computer cost $1,800, weighed 25 pounds, and had a 5 inch screen. MeneameDivúlgameDivobloggerBitacorasRedditDeliciousGoogle BuzzFacebookTwitter
Esta portada de Time esta cargada de simbolismo: primero hay que fijarse en la fecha (3-11-1975) Sí, Franco todavía no ha muerto, pero ya se empieza a pensar en el futuro, habida cuenta de la deteriorada salud del dictador. En segundo lugar, es el rey quien ocupa el primer plano, mientras que Franco se sitúa [...]
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On August 6, 1945 the US dropped the first atomic bomb on Hiroshima, Japan. Japan still did not surrender, so on August 9, 1945 second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. The Japanese did then surrender on August 15, 1945. The actual signing ceremony, pictured above, was taken on September 2, on board the USS Missouri. [...]
Indians in Winter Camp. The picture was taken in 1908, and shows some Apsaroke Indians. MeneameDivúlgameDivobloggerBitacorasRedditDeliciousGoogle BuzzFacebookTwitter
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Complete destruction of House No. 1, located 3,500 feet from ground zero, by an atomic blast on March 17, 1953, at Yucca Flat at the Nevada Proving Ground. The time from the first to last picture was 2.3 seconds. The camera was completely enclosed in a 2-inch lead sheath as a protection against radiation. The [...]
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