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This 11 paper delves into the future and looks at current innovations in electronics as well. A literature review is provided along with a hypothetical survey and results. An analysis is made and speculation as to what technology will be like in the future is provided. Consumer behavior, as well as whether or not technology is good for mankind, are issues which are explored. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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people do not enter flying cars, the truth is that to some extent, the future is already here in respect to communications and food preparation. Meals in the Jetson household
would be prepared and served on a conveyer belt, but in the U.S. today, millions are served by fast food hosts who do take food products off of a high
tech assembly line. Of course, food products have not yet been reduced to a pill with proper nutrition, but that is also available in various forms. People can drink their
meals today and there are many vitamins on the market to supply nutritional needs. At home, the microwave suffices and instantly prepares dinner. Other technologies in terms of communications
puts people far ahead of where many thought they would be as the twenty-first century unfolds. Cellular technology has created a situation where it is hard to stay out of
touch. Cell phones, pagers, e-mail and so forth keep people connected continually, and with the Internet, music can be downloaded in seconds. Entertainment, communications and business has changed immensely with
several inventions and while it many have plunged the people into a Jetsonian state, it is the Internet that is perhaps the most significant inclusion. In looking at consumer electronic
products of the twenty-first century and beyond, it does appear that people are enslaved by speed and driven by technology. On the other hand, some may say that people are
just deriving benefits from the new products. Many questions loom large. What is the manufacturer and marketers view on the perceptions of consumers? How do consumers really feel about new
products? Is it just a matter of keeping up with the Jonses, or are the innovations positive? Opinion surveys appear to be most helpful in exploring this topic.
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