Everyday objects that have radically changed over time - Some objects from our everyday lives have undergone great transformations, both in function and appearance. Take a look!

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Calculator - Calculators were known as arithmometers and had the function of adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing numbers. Accuracy of the results did not depend on the machine, but rather on the precision and attention paid by the person using the machine.

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Calculator - Today, calculators are small, practical, and have far more functions than they had in the past. Their appearance has also changed dramatically.

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Lawnmower - In the past, this very useful device was only used by the rich. The idea of ​​the lawnmower was conceived in Gloucestershire, England in 1830.

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Lawnmower - Today it looks completely different. The lawnmower has undergone one of the most radical changes over time and is now more practical, lightweight, and easy-to-use, as well as more affordable!

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Stroller - The sturdy four-wheel carriage became popular in the 19th century.

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Stroller - Today, there are strollers available in all shapes and sizes. They are more practical, lightweight, and smaller.

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Television - Mass production began in Germany between 1934 and 1935, and the wooden box cost the equivalent of around $7,000.

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Television - Televisions have become much more sophisticated and have many more functions. They are also much more affordable.

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Iron - This object has existed since the Middle Ages, but its technological development only arose in the 20th century.

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Iron - The electronic iron is sleeker and has various functions such as temperature controller and a water reservoir to generate steam.

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Washing machine - In the early 20th century, this invention became popular. The sddition of an electric motor allowed it to function more effectively. Large-scale production began around 1906.

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Washing machine - Today, this machine is ultra-sophisticated. It has many functions to be able to wash different types of clothing effectively.

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Toaster - The first electric toaster was developed in Britain in the 19th century and looked like this.

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Toaster - Today, they are more sophisticated, modern, and polished-looking machines, but the fundamental design remains the same.

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Kettle - People have boiled water for millennia but this object developed into a recognizable kettle in the 19th century.

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Kettle - Kettles are undoubtedly one of the more developed appliances.

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Drill - Drills used to depend entirely on human strength.

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Drill - Today, just press a button to drill a hole in the wall in a safe, and easy way.

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Shaving razor - Razors have not changed much in terms of function, but as far as looks go, they are completely different.

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Shaving razor - Modern safety razors are much less dangerous and more affordable.

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Printer - Old printers were large, heavy, and looked very different.

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Printer - Today, we don't even need a wired connection to create a professional document.

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Toilet - By the 16th century, wealthier families had wooden chairs that had a container for the collection of waste. The toilet flush came later.

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Toilet - We don't think twice about flushing away our waste with ease.

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Telephone - Phones have changed a lot over the years. The biggest change is in size. In the past, they were heavy-duty wall units that also served as home decorations.

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Telephone - Today they are practical, lightweight, and can be used wirelessly. This is undoubtedly one of the everyday gadgets that's most changed over time.

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Vacuum - Before - The first vacuum cleaners were invented in the United States in the 19th century.

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Vacuum - Today, this device is much more sophisticated and modern. It has many more functions and there are even robot vacuum cleaners that clean houses autonomously.

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Camera - Traditional photography required film and lenses.

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Camera - Today, we don't think twice about using a tiny computer to capture images.

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