Home›Invention›Year›By Decade›1970sBrowse By1970sYear places an invention in the year it was actually patented or first demonstrated. Wikipedia records that "in 1876, Alexander Graham Bell was the first to be granted a United States patent" for the telephone. Browsing by year sets an invention in the wider timeline of technology history.1970sConnectionsSourcesComments (0)Reader Challenges (0)1970sFilter Results34 entriesFieldAllAdhesives and Fastening Products (1)Aircraft Wing Aerodynamic Design Features (1)Automatic Identification and Data Capture (3)Communication Devices (2)Computer Data Storage Devices and Media (3)Computer Printer Types (1)Implantable Medical Devices (2)Internet Communication Protocols (1)Life Support and Resuscitation Equipment (1)Medical Imaging Systems (3)Network and Authentication Security Technologies (2)Network Connectivity Hardware (1)Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Instruments (1)Personal and Portable Computing Devices (1)Personal Computer Internal Hardware Components (3)Recording And Data Storage (1)Software Development Tools and Interfaces (1)System and Data Management Software (1)Transportation And Locomotives (1)Transportation Electrical Systems (1)Warehouse and Material Handling Systems (2)Web and Online Communication Software (1)InventorAllAbhay Bhushan (1)Charles K. Kao (1)David Boggs (1)Dean Kamen (1)Edgar F. Codd (1)Federico Faggin (2)Frank Pantridge (1)Godfrey Hounsfield (1)Ray Holt (1)Ray Tomlinson (1)Raymond Damadian (1)Robert H. Dennard (1)Robert Metcalfe (1)Spencer Silver (1)Steven J. Sasson (1)Whitfield Diffie (1)Associated WithAllSmartphone (2)The Internet (1)The Laser (1)The Telephone (1)In FieldAllAerospace Engineering (1)Biomedical Engineering (7)Computer Engineering (12)Electrical Engineering (4)Industrial Engineering (2)Materials Engineering (1)Software Engineering (4)In GroupAllAdhesives and Fastening Products (1)Aircraft Wing Aerodynamic Design Features (1)Automatic Identification and Data Capture (3)Communication Devices (2)Computer Data Storage Devices and Media (3)Computer Printer Types (1)Implantable Medical Devices (2)Internet Communication Protocols (1)Life Support and Resuscitation Equipment (1)Medical Imaging Systems (3)Network and Authentication Security Technologies (2)Network Connectivity Hardware (1)Patient Monitoring and Diagnostic Instruments (1)Personal and Portable Computing Devices (1)Personal Computer Internal Hardware Components (3)Recording And Data Storage (1)Software Development Tools and Interfaces (1)System and Data Management Software (1)Transportation And Locomotives (1)Transportation Electrical Systems (1)Warehouse and Material Handling Systems (2)Web and Online Communication Software (1)Show ResultsBrowseCompareSelect all 34Automated External Defibrillator1970sBarcode Scanner1970sBrain-Computer Interface1970sComputed Tomography1970sDigital Camera1970sDigital Signature1970sEmail1970sER2001970sEthernet1970sFile Transfer Protocol1970sFloppy Disk1970sInkjet Printing1970sInsulin Pump1970sInterCity 1251970sMagnetic Resonance Imaging1970sMicroprocessor1970sMobile Phone1970sPick-to-Light System1970sPositron Emission Tomography1970sPost-it Note1970sPublic-Key Cryptography1970sPulse Oximeter1970sRadio-Frequency Identification1970sRandom Access Memory1970sRelational Database1970sRFID1970sSmart Card1970sSolid-State Drive1970sSound Card1970sThe Microprocessor1970sThe Optical Fiber1970sVersion Control System1970sVideo Game Console1970sWinglet1970sConnectionsShowing the first 400 of 1,051 connections.SourcesTechnology: A World Historytier 1Daniel R. Headrick, Oxford University Press, 2009Contains: The TelephoneContains: The LaserView the SourceA History of Technologytier 1Charles Singer, E. J. Holmyard, A. R. Hall and Trevor I. Williams, editors, Oxford University Press, 1954Contains: The Jet EngineView the SourceEncyclopaedia Britannicatier 1Encyclopaedia Britannica editors, Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc.Contains: RadioContains: TelevisionContains: The AutomobileContains: The Internal Combustion EngineContains: The ComputerContains: The Analytical EngineContains: The World Wide WebView the SourceBi Sheng (Wikipedia)tier 2Wikipedia contributors, Wikimedia FoundationContains: Movable Type PrintingView the SourceComments (0)No comments yet. Be the first to share a thought.Sign in to join the discussion.Reader Challenges (0)No disputes yet. Spotted an error or a better source? Open the first one.Sign in to dispute this or suggest a correction.