Since human society entered the 20th century, competition among technology patents has become increasingly fierce. For example, Sony's betamax was eliminated by JAC/VHS, Panasonic plasma TV was eliminated by Sharp and Samsung's LCD TV, and Microsoft's Zune music player lost sales to Apple's iPod. These eliminated technology products all have their own unique technologies. Let's see how the protagonist uses future thinking, integrates unpopular technologies to create great applications, and then builds a technological empire to change the world.
Reader comments
Wow, I can see a different 80s and 90s
The author has dug a lot of holes, but so far he has not filled any of them! [Anger]
Although I can't understand it, it still looks good and the writing is a bit too professional.
Very normal, not so much bloody drama.
The technical content inside is quite professional, quite mysterious, and quite similar. Anyway, I don't understand it at all. It must be true.
Like it, suits personal taste, recommend
It's developing too fast. It's about to enter the mobile Internet all of a sudden. It feels like it's a bit counterproductive.
It's not enough to watch. It's really technical and imaginative.
What a pity, it is one of the six books that Tomato is chasing. But it's okay, it looks much prettier, and it's just like this after cutting it off
The writing is good and the plot is compact
Very pretty. There are a lot of professional terms that make people confused! ! ! ! ! It just feels a bit naive when it comes to cooperation between patents and companies.
Wow, I can see a different 80s and 90s
The author has dug a lot of holes, but so far he has not filled any of them! [Anger]
Although I can't understand it, it still looks good and the writing is a bit too professional.
Very normal, not so much bloody drama.
The technical content inside is quite professional, quite mysterious, and quite similar. Anyway, I don't understand it at all. It must be true.
Like it, suits personal taste, recommend
It's developing too fast. It's about to enter the mobile Internet all of a sudden. It feels like it's a bit counterproductive.
It's not enough to watch. It's really technical and imaginative.
What a pity, it is one of the six books that Tomato is chasing. But it's okay, it looks much prettier, and it's just like this after cutting it off
The writing is good and the plot is compact
Very pretty. There are a lot of professional terms that make people confused! ! ! ! ! It just feels a bit naive when it comes to cooperation between patents and companies.